

Using the appropriate model, sample size n, and output:
Model:
Sample: n=8 S=.5561,
= 93.1% ,
adj = 90.3%
1. Report SSE,
, and s as shown on the output. Calculate
from SSE and other numbers. Report the total variation,
unexplained variation, and explained variation as shown on the
output. (Round answers to 4 decimal places.)
2. Report
and adjusted
as shown on the output. Calculate the F statistic. (Round your
answer to 3 decimal places.)
3. Find the p-value related to F on the output. Using the p-value,
test the significance of the linear regression model by setting
.
Please show work step by step and explain! Thank you!
Given the appropriate model, sample size n, and output:
1) SSE = 1.5459
S2 = MSE = SSE/df = 1.5459/5 = 0.30918 = 0.3092
S = 0.5561
Total variations = 22.360
Unexplained Variations = 1.546
Explained Variations = 22.360 - 1.546
= 20.814
2) R2 = 93.1 % = 0.931
Adj. R2 = 90.3 % = 0.903
F statistics = MSRegression/MSE
=( SSR / d.f. ) / ( SSE / d.f)
= 10.407 / 0.3092
= 33.657
3) p value = 0.0013
When
= 0.1 p value
, so we reject H0 and concluded that model is significant.
When
= 0.5 p value
, so we reject H0 and concluded that model is significant.
When
= 0.01 p value
, so we reject H0 and concluded that model is significant
When
= 0.001 p value
so we reject H0 and concluded that model is significant.
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