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The following attachment contains the values of two different financial stocks during a one month period....

The following attachment contains the values of two different financial stocks during a one month period. If a linear regression model is used to predict the SAMSUNG stock prices, what is the predicted SAMSUNG value to the nearest dollar when the ATT stock is $42 ?

Date ATT SAMSUNG
2/22/2017 41.59 1897.31
2/23/2017 41.95 1901.78
2/24/2017 42.36 1872.29
2/27/2017 41.82 1894.63
2/28/2017 41.79 1869.6
3/1/2017 42.04 1849.94
3/2/2017 42.07 1848.16
3/3/2017 42 1814.2
3/6/2017 41.95 1795.43
3/7/2017 41.88 1796.32
3/8/2017 41.77 1796.32
3/9/2017 41.93 1796.32
3/10/2017 42.34 1790.96
3/13/2017 42.36 1770.4
3/14/2017 42.09 1774.87
3/15/2017 42.59 1717.68
3/16/2017 42.43 1717.68
3/17/2017 42.61 1700.7
3/20/2017 42.41 1707.85
3/21/2017 42.08 1750.74
3/22/2017 41.65 1756.11

a.) 1817

b.) 1812

c.) 1803

d.) 1814

Solutions

Expert Solution

We can use here Excel for regression equation

Step 1) Enter data in Excel .

Step 2) Data >>Data analysis >>Regression >>Select y and x values separately >>Ok
Therefore, we have regression equation is,

SAMSUNG=-130.7345*ATT+7302.4127
          

Substitute here ATT= 42

=>SAMSUNG=-130.7345*42+7302.4127

=1811.56

  

Option b) is correct.


          


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