*** Linear Regression Analysis ***
Dependent Variable: Weight Loss (in Pounds)
Independent variable: Exercise Time (in Minutes)
Analysis of Variance
Sum of Mean F p
Source df Squares Square Ratio Value
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Regression 1 ___(b)___ 85.456 __ (e)__ .001
Residual __(a)__ 25.678 __(d)__
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Total 11 ___(c)___
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a.
Degree of Freedom for Residual = DF Total - DF Regression = 11 - 1 = 10
b.
Sum of Squares Due to Regression = Mean Square for Regression * DF Regression
= 85.456 * 1 = 85.456
c.
Sum of Squares for Total = Sum of Squares Due to Regression + Sum of Squares Due to Residual
= 85.456 + 25.678 = 111.134
d.
Mean Square for Residual = Sum of Squares Due to Residual / DF Residual
= 25.678 / 10
= 2.5678
e.
F Ratio = Mean Square for Regression / Mean Square for Residual
= 85.456 / 2.5678
= 33.27985
f.
P-value = 0.001
Since, p-value is less than 0.05 significance level, we reject
null hypothesis H0 and conclude that there is strong evidence that
true mean weight loss is different for at least one of exercise
time.
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