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Your Task is to: Pick two variables, collect data, graph the data, create an est

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Your Task is to: Pick two variables, collect data, graph the data, create an estimated regression equation and analyze by hand and then using Excel to verify your results. Your project should be interesting and meaningful! Do something different than what's in the book or my examples!! Data is provided below the questions.

1.Explain what your project is about.

2.How did you collect your data? Why is it a good representation of the relationship between the two variables?

3.Create a regression equation. Do all your work by hand as illustrated in chapter 14 sections 14.1 through 14.5. See top of this page for ways you can do this.

4.Use Excel to verify your results. Include Excel file showing all your data, graph and regression analysis electronically.

5.What conclusion can you make concerning the relationship between the variables?

6.Were you surprised with the results? Why?

7.Analyze the results. Do the results make sense? Why? Do you suspect any cause/effect issues that may be involved? Explain.

8.Show examples of using your regression equation to calculate and predict values of the dependent variable.

Stolen Recovered JAN 44 37 FEB 22 20 MAR 27 17 APR 28 17 MAY 22 13 JUNE 34 17 JULY 28 17 AUG 28 26 SEPT 41 24

Explanation / Answer

1]

The project is about the relationship between the stolen items and recovered items in the specific area.

2]

We collect the data for the two variables such as the number of stolen items and the number of recovered items for the months from January to September. There is a relationship between the number of stolen items and the number of recovered items so it is a good representation of the relationship between two variables.

3]

Here, we have to create the regression equation. The calculation table for the sum of squares and correlation coefficient is given as below:

Stolen X

Recovered Y

X^2

Y^2

XY

44

37

1936

1369

1628

22

20

484

400

440

27

17

729

289

459

28

17

784

289

476

22

13

484

169

286

34

17

1156

289

578

28

17

784

289

476

28

26

784

676

728

41

24

1681

576

984

274

188

8822

4346

6055

X = 274

Y = 188

X^2 = 8822

Y^2 = 4346

XY = 6055

n = 9

Correlation coefficient = r = [nxy - xy]/sqrt[(nx^2 – (x)^2)*(ny^2 – (y)^2)]

Correlation coefficient = r = [9*6055 – 274*188]/sqrt[(9*8822 – 274*274)*(9*4346 – 188*188)]

Correlation coefficient = r = 0.738992783

Sy = standard deviation of y = 7.236097782

Sx = standard deviation of x = 7.74776

b = r*Sy/Sx = 0.738992783*7.236097782/7.74776 = 0.69019

Slope = b = 0.69019

a = ybar – b*xbar

xbar = 30.44444

ybar = 20.88888889

a = 20.88888889 - 0.69019*30.44444

y-intercept = -0.12356

Regression equation is given as below:

Y = a + b*X

Y = -0.12356 + 0.69019*X

Recovered = -0.12356 + 0.69019*Stolen

4]

The regression output by using excel is given as below:

SUMMARY OUTPUT

Regression Statistics

Multiple R

0.738992783

R Square

0.546110333

Adjusted R Square

0.481268952

Standard Error

5.211653676

Observations

9

ANOVA

df

SS

MS

F

Significance F

Regression

1

228.7595506

228.7595506

8.4222502

0.022916822

Residual

7

190.1293383

27.16133404

Total

8

418.8888889

Coefficients

Standard Error

t Stat

P-value

Lower 95%

Upper 95%

Intercept

-0.12355391

7.445891334

-0.01659357

0.9872239

-17.73028913

17.48318131

Stolen X

0.690189727

0.237823311

2.902111332

0.0229168

0.127826957

1.252552496

From this output, it is observed that the manually calculations for the coefficients and regression equation are approximately correct.

Stolen X

Recovered Y

X^2

Y^2

XY

44

37

1936

1369

1628

22

20

484

400

440

27

17

729

289

459

28

17

784

289

476

22

13

484

169

286

34

17

1156

289

578

28

17

784

289

476

28

26

784

676

728

41

24

1681

576

984

274

188

8822

4346

6055

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