1.
SST = Σ(y - ȳ)2 = 3948
2.
SSE = SST - SSR = 3948 - 208 = 3740
3.
MSE = SSE / df of regression = 3740 / 1 = 3740
4.
Slope (a) = Σ(x - x̅).(y - ȳ) / Σ(x - x̅)2 = -312/468 = -0.6667
5.
Intercept (b) = ȳ - a * x̅ = (Σy)/n - a * (Σx)/n = (680/4) - (-0.6667)*(180/4) = 200
Section B: Long Questions - - B1: The following information regarding a dependent variable Y and...
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The following information
regarding a dependent variable (Y in $1000) and an independent
variable (X) is provided.
Y
Dependent Variable
15
17
23
17
I. The least-squares estimate of the slope
equals:
II. The least-squares estimate of the intercept
equals:
III. If the independent variable increases by 2
units, the dependent variable is expected to
a. decrease by $300
b. decrease by $3000
c. decrease by $3
d. decrease by $2
e. none of the above
The letter corresponding...