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Run a multiple linear regression using sales as the dependent variable where qua

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Question

Run a multiple linear regression using sales as the dependent variable where quarter is the dummy variable and TV, Radio, and News are the advertising media.

a) Discuss the R^2adj and Radj (to see if this is a feasibly good model)

b) Write out the equation of the model and define all the coefficients.

c) Run an F test.

d) Are any slopes problematic? Which ones? Give some reasons why you think this has occured?

e) Predict the next year of sales if the following are the advertising budgets:

QTR SALES TV RADIO NEWS 1 88 100 95 87 2 80 99 99 98 3 96 101 103 101 4 76 93 95 91 1 80 95 102 88 2 73 95 94 84 3 58 80 89 74 4 116 116 112 102 1 104 106 110 105 2 99 105 87 97 3 64 90 90 88 4 126 113 101 108 1 94 96 100 89 2 71 98 85 78 3 111 109 99 109 4 109 102 101 108 1 100 100 93 102 2 127 107 108 110 3 99 108 100 95 4 82 95 69 90 1 67 91 95 85 2 100 114 91 103 3 78 93 80 80 4 115 115 85 104 1 83 97 105 83

Explanation / Answer

First we copy the data in excel where the first variable is SALES.

SALES

QTR

TV

RADIO

NEWS

88

1

100

95

87

80

2

99

99

98

96

3

101

103

101

76

4

93

95

91

80

1

95

102

88

73

2

95

94

84

58

3

80

89

74

116

4

116

112

102

104

1

106

110

105

99

2

105

87

97

64

3

90

90

88

126

4

113

101

108

94

1

96

100

89

71

2

98

85

78

111

3

109

99

109

109

4

102

101

108

100

1

100

93

102

127

2

107

108

110

99

3

108

100

95

82

4

95

69

90

67

1

91

95

85

100

2

114

91

103

78

3

93

80

80

115

4

115

85

104

83

1

97

105

83

We go to Data then Data Analysis, there we select Regression Analysis. We select SALES as Y and for X we select all other dependent variable.

SUMMARY OUTPUT

Regression Statistics

Multiple R

0.9341

R Square

0.8725

Adjusted R Square

0.8471

Standard Error

7.5010

Observations

25

ANOVA

df

SS

MS

F

Significance F

Regression

4

7704.0453

1926.0113

34.2306

0.0000

Residual

20

1125.3147

56.2657

Total

24

8829.36

Coefficients

Standard Error

t Stat

P-value

Lower 95%

Upper 95%

Intercept

-107.5938

20.5451

-5.2370

0.0000

-150.4501

-64.7375

QTR

0.5156

1.4954

0.3448

0.7338

-2.6037

3.6350

TV

1.0188

0.2862

3.5603

0.0020

0.4219

1.6157

RADIO

0.1632

0.1904

0.8575

0.4013

-0.2338

0.5603

NEWS

0.8475

0.2576

3.2897

0.0037

0.3101

1.3849

Question a)

The value of R^2 is 0.8725. This value tells us that 87.25% of the variation for the variable SALES is going to be explained by all other independent variables (QTR, TV, RADIO and NEWS).

Here the value of adjusted R^2 is 0.8471; this value help us to compare the explanatory power of regression models that contain different numbers of predictors. In other words we can say that of adjusted R^2 modified version of R-squared which is adjusted for the number of predictors in the model.

Question b)

SALES = -107.5983 + 0.5156*QTR + 1.0188*TV + 0.1632*RADIO + 0.8475*NEWS

If there is one unit of increment for the variable QTR keeping all other variable as constant then the variable SALES is going to be increased by 0.5156 units.

If there is one unit of increment for the variable TV keeping all other variable as constant then the variable SALES is going to be increased by 1.0188 units.

If there is one unit of increment for the variable RADIO keeping all other variable as constant then the variable SALES is going to be increased by 0.1632 units.

If there is one unit of increment for the variable NEWS keeping all other variable as constant then the variable SALES is going to be increased by 0.8475 units.

Question c)

H0: Regression model is insignificant

H1: Regression model is significant

Level of significance = .05

F-test statistics = 34.231

P-value = .0000

Here the p-value is less than he level of significance; the null hypothesis can be rejected at 5% level of significance.

There is sufficient evidence to conclude that the value of the F-test statistics is significant here.

The Regression model is significant here.

Question d)

QTR = 0.7338 (p-value)

RADIO = 0.4013 (p-value)

The t-test p-values for QTR and Radio are very high. If we take the level of significance as 5% then these slopes are insignificant at 5% level of significance.

The slope for the variable Quarter and RADIO are problematic here.

There is no significant correlation between SALES and Quarter also between SALES and RADIO. This is the reason why he slopes for these two variables are problematic here.

SALES

QTR

TV

RADIO

NEWS

88

1

100

95

87

80

2

99

99

98

96

3

101

103

101

76

4

93

95

91

80

1

95

102

88

73

2

95

94

84

58

3

80

89

74

116

4

116

112

102

104

1

106

110

105

99

2

105

87

97

64

3

90

90

88

126

4

113

101

108

94

1

96

100

89

71

2

98

85

78

111

3

109

99

109

109

4

102

101

108

100

1

100

93

102

127

2

107

108

110

99

3

108

100

95

82

4

95

69

90

67

1

91

95

85

100

2

114

91

103

78

3

93

80

80

115

4

115

85

104

83

1

97

105

83