
a)
| X̅=ΣX/n = | 5.80 |
| Y̅=ΣY/n = | 36.00 |
b=0.8762
| ŷ = | 30.9182+0.8762x | |
c)

d)
| r=Cov/(Sx*Sy)= | 0.753 |
| coefficient of determination r2 = | 0.566 | |||
56.6%
e)
| test statistic t = | r*(√(n-2)/(1-r2))= | 3.233 | ||


e)
| predicted value = | 39.68 | |||
f)
| Se =√(SSE/(n-2))= | 2.51 | |||
g)
| std error of confidence interval = | s*√(1+1/n+(x0-x̅)2/Sxx)= | 2.8653 | |||||
| for 90 % confidence and 8degree of freedom critical t= | 1.860 | ||||||
| lower limit = | 34.35 | ||||||
| uppr limit = | 45.01 | ||||||
h)
| test statistic t = | r*(√(n-2)/(1-r2))= | 3.233 | ||


i)
| std error of slope sb1 = | s/√SSx= | 0.2710 | ||||
| for 90 % confidence and -2degree of freedom critical t= | 1.8600 | |||||
| 90% confidence interval =b1 -/+ t*standard error= | (0.372,1.38) | |||||
| lower limit = | 0.372 | |||||
| uppr limit = | 1.380 | |||||
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Ethnic
Origin
Census
Percent
Sample
Result
Black
10%
128
Asian
3%
45
Anglo
38%
478
Latino/Latina
41%
492
Native American
6%
60
All others
2%
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