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Here, Variable cost (TVC) = materials + energy cost + wage

Fixed cost, TFC = Business license + Insurance + Business lease rentals

AVC = TVC / Q

AFC = TFC / Q

A)

Q

TFC

TVC

AFC

AVC

875

4515

29170

5.16

33.34

670

4515

20810

6.74

31.06

1675

12715

52285

7.59

31.21

1155

4515

35750

3.91

30.95

1845

4515

55300

2.45

29.97

1650

4515

50530

2.74

30.62

1995

4515

62750

2.26

31.45

2845

4515

90000

1.59

31.63

2265

6715

68995

2.96

30.46

3470

4400

108500

1.27

31.27

3665

4400

115540

1.20

31.53

3750

4400

129050

1.17

34.41

4595

4400

151900

0.96

33.06

4060

4400

132090

1.08

32.53

3575

14680

112000

4.11

31.33

4380

5030

137580

1.15

31.41

5575

5030

218500

0.90

39.19

7870

5030

325500

0.64

41.36

6750

5030

269350

0.75

39.90

SUMMARY OUTPUT

Regression Statistics

Multiple R

0.825528097

R Square

0.681496639

Adjusted R Square

0.662761148

Standard Error

139.6143834

Observations

19

ANOVA

df

SS

MS

F

Significance F

Regression

1

709020.7512

709020.75

36.3746331

1.34871E-05

Residual

17

331366.9928

19492.176

Total

18

1040387.744

Coefficients

Standard Error

t Stat

P-value

Lower 95%

Upper 95%

Lower 95.0%

Upper 95.0%

Intercept

766.0997098

63.78614199

12.010441

9.9293E-10

631.522715

900.6767046

631.522715

900.6767046

Q

0.10087006

0.016724878

6.0311386

1.3487E-05

0.065583652

0.136156469

0.065583652

0.136156469

D)

The quadratic expression for AVC is (regression output below):

AVC = 766.099 + 0.1009Q

The parameters are both positive, as expected. When quantity produced is 0, AVC is 766.099. With each unit increase in output, AVC increases by 0.1009 units.

The regression was performed at 95% level of confidence, signifying that above regression relationship holds with 95% likelihood.

R2 is 0.6814, or 68.14%, indicating that the model explains 68.14% of the variability of response data around its mean. It signifies a good fit of the model.

Q

TFC

TVC

AFC

AVC

875

4515

29170

5.16

33.34

670

4515

20810

6.74

31.06

1675

12715

52285

7.59

31.21

1155

4515

35750

3.91

30.95

1845

4515

55300

2.45

29.97

1650

4515

50530

2.74

30.62

1995

4515

62750

2.26

31.45

2845

4515

90000

1.59

31.63

2265

6715

68995

2.96

30.46

3470

4400

108500

1.27

31.27

3665

4400

115540

1.20

31.53

3750

4400

129050

1.17

34.41

4595

4400

151900

0.96

33.06

4060

4400

132090

1.08

32.53

3575

14680

112000

4.11

31.33

4380

5030

137580

1.15

31.41

5575

5030

218500

0.90

39.19

7870

5030

325500

0.64

41.36

6750

5030

269350

0.75

39.90

Explanation / Answer

Firstly, we need to understand that what are our variables. Our 'Y' variable is AVC or we can call it as dependent variable. and 'X' variable is 'Q' or 'Quantity' and we can call it as an independent variable. After fitting regression, our regression line looks like AVC = 766.099 + 0.1009Q It means that, When quantity produced is 0, AVC is 766.099. With each unit increase in quantity, AVC increases by 0.1009 units. Also, it concludes that Quantity and AVC are directly proportional since the parameter of Quantity is positive. Coming onto the summary table: Multiple R = 0.82 ~ 82% and can be interpreted as the correlation between observed values and fitted values of AVC. that is they are 82% related with each other. R Square = 0.68 ~ 68% also known as coefficient of determination and it can be interpreted that 68% of the variability in AVC can be explained by its independent variable which is Quantity. Adjusted R Square = 0.66 ~ 66% The adjusted R-squared is a modified version of R-squared that has been adjusted for the number of predictors in the model. It is always recommended to use Adjusted R Square in place of R Square. Standard error = 139.61, it is the estimate of measure of the accuracy of predictions, smaller values of standard error implies more accurate results. Coming onto the Hypothesis Testing: For parameters our Null hypothesis remains: Ho : Bj = 0 and alternative hypothesis remains: H1 : Bj ? 0 For intercept, intercept = 766.09 and p-value = 9.9293E-10 < 0.05 which implies that we reject Ho and conclude that intercept is not equal to 0. For Q, Q = 0.1008 and p-value = 1.3487E-05 < 0.05 which implies that we reject Ho and conclude that coefficient of Q is not equal to 0. Coming onto ANOVA Table : df SS MS F Significance F Regression 1 709020.751 709020.8 36.3746331 1.35E-05 Residual 17 331366.993 19492.18 Total 18 1040387.74 Total SS = ?(Yi – mean of Y) ^ 2 tells us how much variation is there in the dependent variable. Regression SS = ?(Estimated(Yi) – mean of Y) ^ 2 the regression sum of squares measures how much variation there is in the modelled values and this is compared to the Total SS Residual SS = ?(Yi – Estimated(Yi)) ^ 2 It is a measure of the discrepancy between the data and an estimation model. All values of respective sum of squares is shown above. Mean sum of squares can be estimated by dividing respective SS by their df. And, finally F statistic can be calculated by dividing both MS obtained above. Now, concluding the Significance F column : the P value for the F-test of overall significance test is less than your significance level that is 1.35E-05 < 0.05 , you can reject the null-hypothesis and conclude that your model provides a better fit than the intercept-only model.