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Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 
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Hypothesis testing 
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Answer the question number 01 
Given that, 
0   16  x  .4  n 16 X = 15.84  =10% 
Our hypothesis is Ho:   0  =16 
And, alternative is 1 H : < 0  =16 
The Decision rule is reject Ho in favor of 1H , if  Z 
  
n 
x 
/ 
0 
 
< - Z 
So,  Z 
  
n 
x 
/ 
0 
 
< - Z 
= 
16 84. 15  
16 / 4. 
< -1.285 
= -1.6 < -1.285 
So, our null Hypothesis is rejected. 
Answer the question number 02 
Given that, 
0  50  x  3  n 9 X = 48.2  =10% 
Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0  = 50 
And, alternative is 1 H : < 0  = 50 
Decision rule is reject Ho in favor of 1 H , if 
 Z 
  
n 
x 
/ 
0 
 
< - Z 
= 
48.2  50 
3/ 9 
< - 10. Z 
= -1.8<-1.285 
According to the decision rule, our significant level  for which Z = -1.285 is bigger than - 
1.8 .So our null hypothesis is rejected. 
Answer the question number 03 
Given that, 
0  =.03  x  .004  n 64 X = 3.07 
Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0  =.03 
And, alternative is 1 H :  > 0  =.03 
Decision rule is reject Ho in favor of 1 H , if  Z 
  
n 
x 
/ 
0 
 
> Z 
(a) when 5% Significance level ,then 
Z  
.0307 .03 
.004 / 64 
> .05 Z 
=1.4>1.645
Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 
According to the decision rule, our significant level  for which Z = 1.645 is bigger so 
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should maintain our null hypothesis. 
(b) P-Value: Z =1.4 
So, ) (z F .9192 
1-  = .9192 
 =1-.9192 
=.0808=8.08% 
(c)  Z 
  
n 
x 
/ 
0 
 
> 2 /  Z or Z 
  
n 
x 
/ 
0 
 
< - Z / 2 
P value is higher because p value two sided so, .0808+.0808= .1616 
(d) Here, alternative is more than (>) so we are consider just one side test. 
Answer the question number 04 
Given that, 
0   3  Sx 1.8  n 100 X =2.4 
Our hypothesis is Ho:   0  =3 
And, alternative is 1 H : < 0  =3 
Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho in favor of 1H , if 
x 
0   
Sx 
/ 
n <- Z Z=3.33 
2.4  3 
1.8 / 100 
= -3.33 ) (z F .9996=1-  
 =1-.9996 
=.0004=.04% 
Answer the question number 05 
Given that, 
0  =4  Sx 1.32  n 1562 X =4.27  =1%=.01  2 /  .005 
Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0  =4 
And, alternative is 1 H :  ≠ 0  =4 
Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if 
x 
0  
Sx / 
n 
>  / 2 Z Or, 
x 
0  
Sx / 
n 
<-  / 2 Z 
4.27  4 
= 
1.32 / 1562 
> .005 Z 
= 8.084 >2.575 
According to the decision rule, our significant level  /2 for which  / 2 Z = 2.575 is not 8.084. 
So our null hypothesis is rejected. 
Answer the question number 06 
Given that, 
0  =0 Sx .021 n  76 X =.078
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Our hypothesis is Ho: x   0  =0 
And, alternative is 1 H : ≠ 0  P-Value Test: Z=3.38 
Z= 
x 
0  
Sx 
/ 
n = 
0 078 .  
76 / 201 . 
=3.38 ) (z F .9996=1-  
 =1-.9996 
=.0004 2 
=.0008=.08% 
Answer the question number 07 
Given that, 
0  =3.0  Sx .70  n 172 X =3.31  =1% 
Our hypothesis is Ho: x   0  = 3.0 
and, alternative is 1H :   0  =3.0 
Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if 
= 
x 
0  
Sx 
/ 
n >  Z 
= 
0. 3 31. 3  
172 / 70. 
> 01. Z 
=5.808>2.325 
So, we reject the null hypothesis. 
Answer the question number 08 
Given that, 
0  =0  Sx 11.33  n 170 X = - 2.91 
Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0  =0 
And, alternative is 1 H :  ≠ 0  =0 
Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if 
Z = 
x 
0   
Sx 
/ 
n <- Z Z=3.35 ) (z F .9996=1-  
= 
 2.91 0 
11.33/ 170 
 =1-.9996 
=.0004 
= - 3.35 
Answer the question number 09 
Given that, 
0  =125.32  Sx 25.41  n 16 X =131.78  =5%=.05  2 /  .025 
Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0  =125.32 
And, alternative is 1 H :  ≠ 0  =125.32 
Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1 H , if
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tv = 
x 
0  
Sx 
/ 
n > 2/ ,v t Or, tv = 
x 
0  
Sx 
/ 
n <- 2/ ,v t 
= 
32. 125 78. 131  
16 / 41. 25 
> 025,.15t 
= 1.02 >2.131 
According to the decision rule, Null hypothesis is maintained at level 5%. 
Answer the question number 11 
Given that, 
0  =20  n 10 X = 
882 
10 
=8.82  =5%=.05  / 2  .025 
Sx= 2.4 
Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0 =10 
And, alternative is 1 H :  ≠ 0  =10 
Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if 
tv = 
x 
0  
Sx 
/ 
n >tv, / 2 Or, tv = 
x 
0  
Sx 
/ 
n <- tv, / 2 
= 
10 82. 8  
10 / 4. 2 
<- 025,. 9t 
= -1.55 < 2.62 
According to the decision rule, Null hypothesis is maintained at level 5%. 
Answer the question number 12 
Given that, 
0  =20  n 9 X = 
2. 183 
9 
=20.35556  =5%=.05  2 /  .025 
Sx= .612 
Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0  =20 
And, alternative is 1 H :  ≠ 0  =20 
Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if 
tv = 
x 
0  
Sx / 
n 
>tv, / 2 Or, tv = 
x 
0  
Sx / 
n 
<- tv, / 2 
= 
20.35556  20 
.612 / 9 
>t8,.025 
= 1.74 >2.306 
According to the decision rule, Null hypothesis is maintained at level 5%. 
Answer the question number 13 
Given that, 
0  =78.5 n  8 X =74.5  =10%=.10  / 2  .05 
Sx= 6.2335
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Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0 =78.5 
And, alternative is 1 H :  ≠ 0  =78.5 
Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if 
tv = 
x 
0  
Sx 
/ 
n > 2/ ,v t Or, tv = 
x 
0   
Sx 
/ 
n <- 2/ ,v t 
= 
5. 78 5. 74  
8 / 2335. 6 
<- 05,.7t 
= -1.8149<-1.895 
According to the decision rule, Null hypothesis is maintained at level 10%. 
Answer the question number 14 
Given that, 
0  =50  n 20 X =41.3 Sx= 12.2 
Our hypothesis is Ho:  > 0 =50 
And, alternative is 1 H :  < 0  =50 
Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if 
tv = 
x 
0  
Sx / 
n 
<- , t 
41.350 
= 
12.2/ 20 
<- 05,.19t 
= -3.187<-1.729 
According to the decision rule, Null hypothesis is rejected at level 5%. 
Answer the question number 15 
Given that, 
0  =400  n 15 X =381.35 Sx= 48.60 
(a) Our hypothesis is Ho:  > 0  =400 
And, alternative is 1 H :  < 0  =400 
Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if 
tv = 
x 
0  
Sx / 
n 
<- tv, 
= 
381.35  400 
48.60/ 15 
<- t14,.05 
= -1.486<-1.761 
According to the decision rule, Null hypothesis is maintained at level 5%. 
Given that, 
0  =400 n  50 X =381.35 Sx= 48.60 
(b) Our hypothesis is Ho:  > 0  =400
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And, alternative is 1 H :  < 0  =400 
Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if 
Z = 
x 
0  
Sx 
/ 
n <-Z Z=2.71 F(Z)= .9966 
= 
400 35. 381  
50 / 60. 48 
<- Z 1-=.9966 
= -2.71348<- Z = .0034 
 =.34% 
Hypothesis Testing of the Variance 
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Answer the question number 16 
Given that, 8  n 500 2 
 
4931 
   0 375 . 616 
8 
n 
xi 
x 
933.983 
6537 .878 
xi  
x 
2   
7 
( ) 2 
1 
 
  
n 
sx 
So, our null hypothesis is: : 500 2 
0 
2 
0 H    
And the alternative is: 2 
0 
2 
1 :    H 
The decision rule is to reject H in favor of H if:   
0 1, 
  
2 
2 
0 
2 
2 ( 1) 
v 
x 
v 
n s 
 
 
 
13.076 
2 (8 1)933.983  
500 
 
 v  
2 
v = 7,.1 12.02 
At 10% significance level test: 1.   so,   , 
2   
So, 13.076 is bigger than 12.02. According to our decision rule, the null hypothesis is rejected 
at 10% significant level. 
Answer the question number 17 
Given that, n 10 
 
2276 
   a) 227.6 
10 
n 
xi 
x 
5.138 
46.24 
xi  
x 
2   
9 
( )2 
1 
 
  
n 
sx 
b) Given that, 500 2 
0     .05 
So, our null hypothesis is: : 2.25 2 
0 
2 
0 H    
And the alternative is: 2 
0 
2 
1 H :  
The decision rule is to reject H in favor of H if:   0 1 , 
 
 
2 
2 
0 
2 
2 ( 1) 
v 
x 
v 
n s 
 
 
 
20.552 
2 (10  
1)5.138  
2.25 
 v  
2 
v = 9,.05 16.92 
At 5% significance level test:   .05so,  , 
2   
[xi = 618, 660, 638, 625, 571, 
598, 539, 582] 
2 (xi  x) = 2.641 + 1903.141 + 467.641 + 74.391 + 
2058.891 + 337.641 + 511.891 + 1181.641 
= 6537.878 
[xi =226, 226, 232, 227, 225, 228, 225, 228, 229, 230] 
2 ) (  x xi = 2.56 + 2.56 + 19.36 + .36 + 6.76 + .16 + 6.76 + 
.16 + 1.96 + 5.76 = 46.24
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Therefore, 20.552 is bigger than 16.92. According to our decision rule, the null hypothesis is 
rejected at 5% significant level. 
v = 72 . 45 025 ,. 29 
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Answer the question number 18 
Given that, 30  n 300 2 
0   780 2  x s 
So, our null hypothesis is: : 300 2 
0 
2 
0 H    
And the alternative is: 2 
0 
2 
1 :    H 
The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if: 
, / 2 
2 
 v 
2 
0 
2 
2 ( 1) 
  
 
x 
v 
n s 
 
 
2 
 
 or    v 
,1  
/ 2 
2 
0 
2 
2 ( 1) 
  
 
x 
v 
n s 
46.4 
2 (30  
1)480  
300 
 v  
2 
At 5% significance level test: 025 . 2 / 05 .      so, 2/ , 
2   
Therefore, according to our decision rule, the null hypothesis is rejected at 5% 
Answer the question number 19 
Given that, n  20 2.0 2 
 0  sx  2.36 
So, our null hypothesis is: : 2 2 
0 
2 
H0    
And the alternative is: 
2 
0 
2 
H1 :  =2 
The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if: 
 , 
  
 
2 
2 
0 
2 
2 ( 1) 
v 
x 
v 
n s 
 
 
 
26.4556 
(30 1)(2.36) 
2 
2 
2 
 
2  
 v  
2 
v = 29,.05 30.14 
At 5% significance level test: so,   , 
2   
Therefore, according to our decision rule, the null hypothesis is maintained at 5% 
Answer the question number 20 
Given that, n  25 18.2 331.24 2 
0 0     15.3 234.09 2    x x s s 
So, our null hypothesis is: : 18.2 2 
0 
2 
H0    
And the alternative is: : 18.2 2 
0 
2 
H1    
 
The decision rule is to reject H in favor of H if:     0 1 , 
1  
 
 
2 
2 
0 
2 
2 ( 1) 
v 
x 
v 
n s 
16.96 
2 (24  
1)234.09  
331.24 
 v 
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2 
v = 85. 1395 ,. 24 
At 5% significance level test: 05.   so,   1, 
2   
Therefore, 16.96 is not bigger than 13.85. According to our decision rule, the null hypothesis 
is maintained at 5% significant level. 
Answer the question number 21 
105 
   
n 
Given that, 361n 29 . 
361 
x 
Px 
So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Px  P0  .25 
And the alternative is: x P H : 1 >P0=.25 
p  
p 
Z x 0 
 
The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if:  Z 
p  
p 
n 
 
0(1 0) 
.29  
.25 
Z  Z 
.25(1  
.25) 
 
361 
.04 
=  Z 
.02 
=2 
Z=2 
F(2)=.9772 1-=.9772 =.0228 =2.28% 
Answer the question number 22 
173 
   
n 
Given that, n=998 x= (998X17.3%)=173 .17335 
998 
x 
Px 
So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Px  P0  .25 
And the alternative is: x P H : 1 <P0=.25 
p  
p 
Z x 0 
  
The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if:  Z 
p  
p 
n 
 
0(1 0) 
.05 
.17335  
.25 
Z  Z 
.25(1  
.25) 
998 
 
.07665 
= 1.645 
.01371 
  
 
=5.59  1.645 
So, we reject that null hypothesis. 
Answer the question number 23 
72 
Given that, n=160 x= 72 .45 
   
n 
160 
x 
Px
Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 
 
Z x 0 
  
p p 
 Or / 2 
 
Z x 0 
  
p p 
 Or / 2 
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So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Px  P0  .5 
And the alternative is: x P H : 1  P0=.5 
The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if: 
/ 2 
 
Z x 0 
 
p p 
p p 
(1  
) 
0 0 
Z 
n 
p p 
(1  
) 
0 0 
Z 
n 
 
 
Z  Z 
. / 2 
.45 .5 
.5(1  
.5) 
160 
 
.05 
 Z 
 
= / 2 
.039528 
=1.2654  Z / 2 
Z= 2654 . 1  
F(1.27)=.8980 1- 2 / =.8980  2 / =.102  =.204  =20.4% 
Answer the question number 24 
104 
   
n 
Given that, n=199 x= 104 .522613 
199 
x 
Px 
So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Px  P0  .5 
And the alternative is: x P H : 1  P0=.5 
The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if: 
/ 2 
 
Z x 0 
 
p p 
p p 
(1  
) 
0 0 
Z 
n 
p p 
(1  
) 
0 0 
Z 
n 
 
.05 
.522613 .5 
Z  Z 
.5(1  
.5) 
199 
 
 
.022613 
Z= 1.645 
.035444 
 
Z=.63799>1.645 
So, we are maintained null hypothesis at level 10% level. 
Z=.64 
F(.64)=.73891- / 2=.7389 / 2=.2611 =.5222 =52.22% 
Answer the question number 25 
28 
Given that, n=50 x= 28 .56 
   
n 
50 
x 
Px 
So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Px  P0  .5 
And the alternative is: H1 : Px >P0=.5
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The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if: 
Z 
p  
p 
Z x 0 
 
p  
p 
n 
 
0(1 0) 
.56  
.5 
Z  Z 
.5(1  
.5) 
 
50 
Z=.8485>  Z 
Z=.8485 
F(.85)=.8023 1-=.8023 =.1977 =19.77% 
Answer the question number 26 
118 
Given that, n=172 x= 118 .6860 
   
n 
172 
x 
Px 
So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Px  P0  .75 
And the alternative is: x P H : 1 <P0=.75 
The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if: 
Z 
p  
p 
Z x 0 
  
p  
p 
n 
 
0(1 0) 
.6860  
.75 
Z  Z 
.75(1  
.75) 
 
172 
Z=1.94  Z 
Z=1.94 
F(1.94)=.9738 1-=.9738=.0262 =2.62% 
Answer the question number 27 
140 
Given that, n=202 x= 140 .6931 
   
n 
202 
x 
Px 
So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Px  P0  .75 
And the alternative is: H1 : Px <P0=.75 
The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1 H if: 
Z 
p  
p 
Z x 0 
  
p  
p 
n 
 
0(1 0)
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.0569  
.75 
Z  Z 
.75(1  
.75) 
 
202 
Z= Z   86. 1 
Z=1.86 
F(1.86)=.9686 1-=.9686 =.0314  =3.14% 
F-Distribution 
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Answer the question number 43 
Given that, 30  x n 770. 451 2  x s 
30  y n 208. 1614 2  y s 
Our null hypothesis is, x y H    : 0 
And, alternative hypothesis is, 2 2 
1 : y x H   
2 
y 
s 
F   
v v F 
The decision rule is to reject H in favor of H if: 0 11, 2 2 v 1, v 
2, 
x 
s 
1614.208 
2 
s 
 y 
3.57 
1, 2    
451.770 
2 
x 
v v 
s 
F 
At 1% significance level test: 01.  so, 477 . 2 1, 2, 29,29,.01 F  F  v v  
Therefore, 3.57 is bigger than 2.477. According to our decision rule, the null hypothesis is 
rejected at 1% significant level. 
Answer the question number 44 
Given that,  4 x n 114.09 2  x s 05.   
 7 y n 16.08 2  y s 
Our null hypothesis is, x y H :  0 
And, alternative hypothesis is, 2 2 
1 : x y H   
2 
x 
s 
The decision rule is to reject H in favor of H if: F   
F 
0 1 v 1, v 2 2 v 1, v 
2, 
y 
s 
114.09 
2 
s 
 x 
7.095 
1, 2    
16.08 
2 
y 
v v 
s 
F 
At 5% significance level test:   .05so, 4.76 1, 2, 3,6,.05 F  F  v v  
[2.49-1/6(2.49-2.41) 
= 2.49-.013 = 2.477]
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Therefore, 7.095 is bigger than 4.76. According to our decision rule, the null hypothesis is 
rejected at 5% significant level. 
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Answer the question number 45 
[From exercise 34] Given that,  33 x n 22.93 525.78 2    x x s s 
36  y n 55 . 759 56 . 27 2    y y s s 
Our null hypothesis is, x y H    : 0 
And, alternative hypothesis is, 2 2 
1 : x y H    
The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if: 
/ 2 
1 
1 2 
2 
F x 
v v   
2 
1, 2 
s 
sy Fv v  
525.78 
2 
sx 
 6922 . 
1, 2    
759.55 
2 
sy 
Fv v 
At 2% significance level test:   .02 / 2  .01. 
Now, 
1 
1 
Fv 1 v 2  / 2 
= 2 
. 277=.439 
Therefore, .6922 is not smaller than 439. According to our decision rule, we will maintain 
the null hypothesis at 2% significant level. 
Answer the question number 46 
[From exercise 36] Given that, 10  x n 4439449 2107 2    x x s s 
 10 y n 1681 2825761 2    y y s s 
Our null hypothesis is, x y H :  0 
And, alternative hypothesis is, 2 2 
1 : x y H   
2 
x 
s 
The decision rule is to reject H in favor of H if: F   
F 
0 1 v 1, v 2 2 v 1, v 2,  
/ 2 
y 
s 
4439449 
2 
s 
 x 
1.571 
1, 2    
2825761 
2 
y 
v v 
s 
F 
At 2% significance level test:   .02 / 2  .01so, 5.35 1, 2, / 2 9,9,.01 F  F  v v  
Therefore, 1.571 is not bigger than 5.35. According to our decision rule, we will maintain the 
null hypothesis at 2% significant level. 
Answer the question number 47 
[From sxample: 9.8] Given that,  4 x n 24.4 595.36 2    x x s s 
 4 y n 20.2 408.04 2    y y s s 
Our null hypothesis is, x y H :  0 
And, alternative hypothesis is, 2 2 
1 : x y H  
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2 
x 
s 
The decision rule is to reject H in favor of H if: F   
F 
01v 1, v 2 2 
v 1 , v 
2 , y 
s 
595.36 
2 
s 
 x 
1 
. 459 1, 2    
408.04 
2 
y 
v v 
s 
F 
At 1% significance level test: 01.  so, 46 . 29 1, 2, 3,3,.01 F  F  v v  
Therefore, 1.459 is not bigger than 29.46. According to our decision rule, we will maintain 
the null hypothesis at 1% significant level.
Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 
X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y  ( Y Y  )2 Ẏ- Y (Ẏ- Y )2 
81 76 6156 6561 5776 81.60 -0.7 0.49 4.9 24.01 
62 71 4402 3844 5041 68.33 -5.7 32.49 -8.37 70.06 
74 69 5106 5476 4761 76.71 -7.7 59.29 .01 .0001 
78 76 5928 6084 5776 79.50 -0.7 0.49 2.8 7.84 
93 87 8091 8649 7569 89.98 10.3 106.09 13.28 176.36 
69 62 4218 4761 3844 73.22 -14.7 216.09 -3.48 12.11 
72 80 5760 5184 6400 75.31 3.3 10.89 -1.39 1.93 
83 75 6225 6889 5625 82.99 -1.7 2.89 6.29 39.56 
90 92 8280 8100 8464 87.88 15.3 234.09 11.28 124.99 
84 79 6636 7056 6241 83.69 2.3 5.29 6.99 48.86 
786 767 60862 62604 59497 799.21 0 668.1 0 505.7245 
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Answer the question number 01 [page: 438] 
78.6 76.7 
The Correlation is: r = 
 
XiYi  
nXY 
2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY 
(  )(  
) 
  
= 
60862  
10*78.6*76.7 
2 2   
(62604 10*78.6 )(59497 10*76.7 ) 
= 
575.8 
824.4*668.1 
= 
8. 575 
15. 742 
=.776 
Here r = .776 so we can say that there are some positive relationship. 
Hypothesis testing: Here, n=10 r = .776 v=10-2=8 
So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Pxy  P0  0 
And the alternative is: xy P H : 1  P0=0 
We reject H0 if, tv = 
r 
1 2 
2 
 
n 
r 
 
> tv, 2 /  or tv = 
r 
1 2 
2 
 
n 
r 
 
< - tv, 2 /  
= 
.776 
1 .776 
10 2 
2 
 
 
> t8,.025 
=3.48>2.306 
So we can reject null hypothesis at 5% level, and we can accept r = .776.
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Linear Regression: 
Y= a + b x 
Y=25.03+.6984 X 
a = Y - b X = 78.6 - .6984(76.7)=25.03 
b = 
 
 
XiYi 
 
n X Y Xi 
2 2  
n X = 
60862  
10 *78.6*76.7 
62604  
10 *6177.96 
= 
8. 575 
4. 824 
=.6984 
R2= 
SSR 
SST 
= 
7245 . 505 
1. 668 
=.7569=75.69% 
Answer the question number 02 [page: 438] 
X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y  ( Y Y  )2 Ẏ- Y (Ẏ- Y )2 
1.5 14.9 22.35 2.25 222.01 9.89 3.08 9.4864 -1.93 3.72 
.2 -9.2 -1.84 .04 84.64 12.52 -21.02 441.8404 .7 .49 
-.1 19.6 -1.96 .01 384.16 13.13 7.78 60.5284 1.31 1.7161 
2.8 20.3 56.84 7.84 412.09 7.246 8.48 71.9104 -4.574 20.92 
2.2 -3.7 -8.14 4.84 13.69 8.464 -15.52 240.8704 -3.356 11.26 
-1.6 27.7 -44.32 2.56 767.29 16.178 15.88 252.1744 4.358 18.99 
-1.3 22.6 -29.38 1.69 510.76 15.57 10.78 116.2084 3.75 14.06 
5.6 2.3 12.88 31.36 5.29 1.562 -9.52 90.6304 -10.26 105.23 
-1.4 11.9 -16.66 1.96 141.61 15.77 .08 .0064 3.95 15.60 
1.4 27.0 37.8 1.96 729 10.09 15.18 230.43 -1.73 2.99 
1.5 -4.3 -6.45 2.25 18.49 9.88 -16.12 259.85 -1.94 3.76 
-4.7 20.3 -95.41 22.09 412.09 22.47 8.48 71.91 10.65 113.42 
1.1 4.2 4.62 1.21 17.64 10.69 -7.62 58.0644 -1.13 1.277 
7.2 153.6 -69.67 80.06 3718.76 153.46 0 1903.91 0 313.433 
.55 11.82 
The Correlation is: r = 
 
XiYi  
nXY 
2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY 
(  )(  
) 
  
= 
  
69.67 13*.55*11.82 
2 2   
(80.06 13*.55 )(3719.39 13*11.8 ) 
= 
154.18 
380.63 
=.4051 
Here r =- .4051 so we can say that there are some nagative relationship. 
Hypothesis testing: Here, n=13 r = -.40 v=13-2=11 
So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Pxy  P0  0 
And the alternative is: H1 : Pxy  P0=0
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We reject H0 if, tv = 
r 
1 2 
2 
 
n 
r 
 
> tv, 2 / or tv = 
r 
1 2 
2 
 
n 
r 
 
< - tv, 2 / 
= 
40. 
1 
 
(  . 40) 2 13 
2 
 
 
< - 05,.11t 
=-1.44749 <- 1.796 
So we are maintain null hypothesis at 10% level, and we can reject r = -.4051 
Linear Regression: 
Y= a + b x 
Y=12.93+(-2.02533) X 
a = Y - b X = 11.82 - (-2.02533)(.55)=12.93 
b = 
 
 
XiYi 
 
n X Y Xi 
2 2  
n X = 
  
69.67 13*.55*11.82 
80.06  
13*(.55) 
2 = 
183. 154  
1275. 76 
=-2.02532 
R2= 
SSR 
SST 
313.433 
= 
1903.91 
=.1646=16.46% 
Answer the question number 03 [page: 438] 
X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y (Y Y )2 Ẏ- Y (Ẏ- Y )2 
2.8 2.6 7.28 7.84 6.76 2.51552 -.35 .1225 -.43448 .18877 
3.7 2.9 10.73 13.69 8.41 2.88793 -.05 .0025 -.06207 .0039 
4.4 3.3 14.52 19.36 10.89 3.17758 .35 .1225 .22758 .05179 
3.6 3.2 11.52 12.96 10.24 2.84655 .25 .0625 -.10345 .01070 
4.7 3.1 14.57 22.09 9.61 3.30172 .15 .0225 .35172 .12370 
3.5 2.8 9.8 12.25 7.84 2.80517 -.15 .0225 -.14483 .02097 
4.1 2.7 11.07 16.81 7.29 3.05345 -.25 .0625 .10345 .01070 
3.2 2.4 7.68 10.24 5.76 2.68104 -.55 .3025 -.26896 .07233 
4.9 3.5 17.15 24.01 12.25 3.38448 .55 .3025 .43448 .18877 
4.2 3.0 12.60 17.64 9 3.09483 -.05 .0025 .14483 .02097 
3.8 3.4 12.92 14.44 11.56 2.92931 .45 .2025 -.03069 .00094 
3.3 2.5 8.25 10.89 6.25 2.72242 -.45 .2025 -.22758 .05179 
46.2 35.4 138.09 182.22 105.86 35.4 0 1.43 0 .74533 
3.85 2.95 
The Correlation is: r = 
 
XiYi  
nXY 
2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY 
(  )(  
) 
  
= 
138.09  
12*3.85*2.95 
2 2   
(182.22 12*.85 )(105.86 12*2.95 )
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= 
8 .1 
49. 2 
=.722 
Here r =.722 so we can say that there are some positive relationship. 
Hypothesis testing: Here, n=12 r = .722 v=12-2=10 
So, our null hypothesis is: 0: 0 0 PPHxy 
And the alternative is: xyP H : 1 > P0=0 
We reject H0 if, tv = 
r 
1 2 
2 
 
n 
r 
 
> tv, 
= 
722 . 
) 722 (. 1 
2 12 
2 
 
 
> 10,.10t = 3.30 > 1.372 
So we are reject null hypothesis at 10% level, and we can accept r = .722 
Linear Regression: 
Y= a + b x 
Y=1.35691+(.41379) X 
a = Y - b X = 2.95 - (.41379)(3.85)=1.35691 
b = 
 
 
XiYi nXY 
 
2 Xi 2  
nX 
= 
138.09 12*3.85*2.95 
182.22  
12*(3.85) 
2  
1.8 
= 
4.35 
=0.41379 
R2= 
SSR 
SST 
= 
74533. 
43. 1 
=.5212=52.12% 
Answer the question number 04 [page: 438] 
X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y  ( Y Y  )2 Ẏ- Y (Ẏ- Y )2 
7.70 141.77 1091.63 59.29 20098.73 164.775 -18 324 5.005 25.05 
4.17 96.97 404.36 17.39 9403.18 160.00 -62.8 3943.84 .23 .0529 
1.52 163.92 249.16 2.31 26869.77 156.43 4.15 17.22 -3.34 11.156 
10.04 154.70 1553.18 100.80 23932.09 167.93 -5.07 25.70 8.16 66.58 
6.02 151.61 912.69 36.24 22985.59 162.51 -8.16 66.59 2.74 7.51 
4.81 147.82 711.01 23.14 21850.75 160.87 -11.95 142.80 1.1 1.21 
1.57 98.61 154.82 2.46 9723.93 156.50 -61.16 3740.55 -3.27 10.69 
3.63 179.18 650.42 13.17 32105.47 159.28 19.41 376.75 -.49 .2401 
1.57 125.19 196.55 2.46 15672.54 156.50 -34.58 1195.78 -3.27 10.6929 
4.65 171.81 798.92 21.62 29518.68 160.66 12.04 144.96 .89 .7921 
2.97 200.23 594.68 8.82 40092.05 158.39 40.46 1637.01 -1.38 1.9044 
.98 120.49 118.08 .96 14517.84 155.70 -39.28 1542.92 -4.07 16.5649 
4.18 95.83 400.57 17.47 9183.39 160.02 -63.94 4088.32 .25 .0625 
6.09 196.67 1197.72 37.08 38679.09 162.60 36.9 1361.61 2.83 8.0089 
3.09 275.97 852.75 9.55 76159.44 158.55 116.2 13502.44 -1.22 1.4884 
3.08 289.59 891.94 9.49 83862.37 158.54 129.82 16853.23 -1.23 1.5129
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1.76 105.71 186.05 3.09 11174.60 156.76 -54.06 2922.48 -3.01 9.0601 
67.83 2716.07 10964.53 365.05 485829.5 2716.02 0 51886.2 0 172.58 
3.99 159.77 
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The Correlation is: r = 
 
XiYi  
nXY 
2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY 
(  )(  
) 
  
= 
10964.53  
17*3.99*159.77 
2 2   
(365.05 17*3.99 )(485829.51 17*159.77 ) 
= 
3309 . 127 
136 . 2213 
=.05753 
Here r =.05753 so we can say that there are some positive relationship. 
Hypothesis testing: Here, n=17 r = .05753 v=17-2=15 
So, our null hypothesis is: 0: 0 0 PPHxy 
And the alternative is: xyP H : 1  P0=0 
We reject H0 if, tv = 
r 
1 2 
2 
 
n 
r 
 
> tv, 2 / or tv = 
r 
1 2 
2 
 
n 
r 
 
< - tv, 2 / 
= 
.05753 
1 (.05753) 
17 2 
2 
 
 
> 025,.15t 
= .22 >2.131 
So we are maintain null hypothesis at 5% level, and we can reject r = .05753 
Linear Regression: 
Y= a + b x 
Y=154.38+(1.35) X 
a = Y - b X = 159.77 - (1.35)(3.99)=154.38 
b = 
 
 
XiYi nXY 
 
2 Xi 2  
nX 
= 
10964.53 17 *3.99 *159.77 
365.05  
17 *(3.99) 
2  
127.33 
= 
94.41 
=1.35 
R2= 
SSR 
SST 
172.58 
= 
51886.2 
=.0033=.3326%
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Answer the question number 11 
X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y  ( Y Y  )2 Ẏ- Y (Ẏ- Y )2 
2 1 2 4 1 3.68 -11.5 132.25 -8.82 77.79 
4 2 8 16 4 5.36 -10.5 110.25 -7.14 50.98 
1 3 3 1 9 2.84 -9.5 90.25 -9.66 93.32 
13 4 52 169 16 12.92 -8.5 72.25 .67 .4489 
5 5 25 25 25 6.2 -7.5 56.25 -6.3 39.69 
7 6 42 49 36 7.88 -6.5 42.25 -4.62 21.34 
6 7 42 36 49 7.04 -5.5 30.25 -5.46 29.81 
8 8 64 64 64 8.72 -4.5 20.25 -3.78 14.29 
3 9 27 9 81 4.52 -3.5 12.25 -7.98 63.68 
9 10 90 81 100 9.56 -2.5 6.25 -2.94 8.64 
17 11 187 289 121 16.28 -1.5 2.25 3.78 14.29 
19 12 228 361 144 17.96 -.5 .25 5.46 29.81 
12 13 156 144 169 12.08 .5 .25 -.42 .18 
10 14 140 100 196 10.4 1.5 2.25 -2.1 4.41 
15 15 225 225 225 14.6 2.5 6.25 2.1 4.41 
18 16 288 324 256 17.12 3.5 12.25 4.62 21.34 
11 17 187 121 289 11.24 4.5 20.25 -1.26 1.59 
23 18 414 529 324 21.32 5.5 30.25 8.82 77.79 
20 19 380 400 361 18.80 6.5 42.25 6.30 39.69 
16 20 320 256 400 15.44 7.5 56.25 2.94 8.64 
21 21 441 441 441 19.64 8.5 72.25 7.14 50.98 
14 22 308 196 484 13.76 9.5 90.25 1.26 1.59 
22 23 506 484 529 20.48 10.5 110.25 7.98 63.68 
24 24 576 576 576 22.16 11.5 132.25 9.66 93.32 
300 300 4711 4900 4900 300 0 1150 0 811.70 
12.5 12.5 
The Correlation is: r = 
 
XiYi  
nXY 
2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY 
(  )(  
) 
  
= 
4711  
24*12.5*12.5 
2 2   
(4900 24*12.5 )(4900 24*12.5 ) 
961 
= 
1150 
=.8357 
Here r =.8357 so we can say that there are some positive relationship. 
Hypothesis testing: Here, n=24 r = .8357 v=24-2=22 
So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Pxy  P0  0 
And the alternative is: H1 : Pxy > P0=0
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We reject H0 if, tv = 
r 
1 2 
2 
 
n 
r 
 
> tv, 
= 
8357 . 
) 8357 (. 1 
2 24 
2 
 
 
> 05,.22 t 
= 7.137 > 1.717 
So we are reject null hypothesis at 5% level, and we can accept r = .8357 
Linear Regression: 
Y= a + b x 
Y=2+(.84) X 
a = Y - b X = 12.5- (.84) (12.5) =2 
b = 
 
 
XiYi 
 
n X Y Xi 
2 2  
n X = 
4711 24*12.5*12.5 
4900  
24*(12.5)2 
 
961 
= 
1150 
=.84 
R2= 
SSR 
SST 
= 
70. 811 
1150 
=.7058=70.58% 
Answer the question number 12 
X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y (Y Y )2 Ẏ- Y (Ẏ- Y )2 
1 1 1 1 1 4.03 -9.5 90.25 -6.47 41.86 
2 4 8 4 16 4.71 -6.5 42.25 -5.79 33.52 
3 2 6 9 4 5.39 -8.5 72.25 -5.11 26.11 
4 14 56 16 196 6.07 3.5 12.25 -4.43 19.62 
5 5 25 25 25 6.75 -5.5 30.25 -3.75 14.06 
6 9.5 57 36 90.25 7.43 -1 1 -3.07 9.42 
7 12 84 49 144 8.11 1.5 2.25 -2.39 5.71 
8 7 59.5 72.25 49 9.13 -3.5 12.25 -1.37 1.88 
9 9.5 80.75 72.25 90.25 9.13 -1 1 -1.37 1.88 
10 11 110 100 121 10.15 .5 .25 -.35 .1225 
11 15 165 121 225 10.83 4.5 20.25 .33 .1089 
12 3 36 144 9 11.51 -7.5 56.25 1.01 1.0201 
13 8 104 169 64 12.19 -2.5 6.25 1.69 2.86 
14 18 252 196 324 12.87 7.5 56.25 2.37 5.62 
15 16 240 225 256 13.55 5.5 30.25 3.05 9.30 
16 13 208 256 169 14.23 2.5 6.25 3.73 13.91 
17 6 102 289 36 14.91 -4.5 20.25 4.41 19.45 
18 20 360 324 400 15.59 9.5 90.25 5.09 25.91 
19 17 323 361 289 16.27 6.5 42.25 5.77 33.29 
20 19 380 400 361 16.95 8.5 72.25 6.45 41.60 
210 210 2657.25 2869.5 2869.5 209.8 0 664.5 0 305.37 
10.5 10.5 
The Correlation is: r = 
 
XiYi  
nXY 
2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY 
(  )(  
) 
 
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= 
2657.25  
20*10.5*10.5 
2 2   
(2869.5 20*10.5 )(2869.5 20*10.5 ) 
= 
25. 452 
5. 664 
=.6806 
Here r =.6806 so we can say that there are some positive relationship. 
Hypothesis testing: Here, n=20 r = .6806 v=20-2=18 
So, our null hypothesis is: 0: 0 0 PPHxy 
And the alternative is: H1 : Pxy > P0=0 
We reject H0 if, tv = 
r 
1 2 
2 
 
n 
r 
 
> tv, 
= 
6806 . 
) 6806 (. 1 
2 20 
2 
 
 
> 05,.18t 
= 3.94 > 1.734 
So we are reject null hypothesis at 5% level, and we can accept r = .6806 
Linear Regression: 
Y= a + b x 
Y=3.35+(.68) X 
a = Y - b X = 10.5- (.6806) (10.5) =3.35 
b = 
 
 
XiYi nXY 
 
2 Xi 2  
nX 
= 
2657.25  
20*10.5*10.5 
2869.5  
20*(10.5) 
2 = 
25. 452 
5. 664 
=.6806 
R2= 
SSR 
SST 
= 
37. 305 
5. 664 
=.4595=45.95% 
Answer the question number 13 (Page-455) 
X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y  ( Y Y  )2 Ẏ-Y (Ẏ-Y )2 
5.5 420 2310 30.25 176400 410.32 15 225 5.32 28.3027 
6.0 380 2280 36 144400 389.03 -25 625 -15.97 255.0409 
6.5 350 2275 42.25 122500 367.74 -55 3025 -37.26 1388.308 
6.0 400 2400 36 160000 389.03 -5 25 -15.97 255.0409 
5.0 440 2200 25 193600 431.61 35 1225 26.61 708.0921 
6.5 380 2470 42.25 144400 367.74 -25 625 -37.26 1388.308 
4.5 450 2025 20.25 202500 452.9 45 2025 47.9 2294.41 
5.0 420 2100 25 176400 431.61 15 225 26.61 708.0921 
45 3240 18060 257 1320200 3239.98 0 8000 0 7025.594 
5.625 405 
The Correlation is: r = 
 
XiYi  
nXY 
2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY 
(  )(  
) 
 
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= 
18060  
8*5.625*405 
2 2   
(257 8*5.625 )(1320200 8*405 ) 
= 
165  
07. 176 
=-.9371 
Here r = - .9371 so we can say that there are some negative relationship. 
Hypothesis testing: Here, n=8 r = - .9371 v=8-2=6 
So, our null hypothesis is: 0: 0 0 PPHxy 
And the alternative is: H1 : Pxy  P0=0 
We reject H0 if, tv = 
r 
1 2 
2 
 
n 
r 
 
> tv, / 2 or tv = 
r 
1 2 
2 
 
n 
r 
 
< - tv, / 2 
= 
9371 . 
 
) 9371. ( 1 
2 8 
2 
 
  
<- 025 ,.6t 
= -6.57 < -2.447 
So we are reject null hypothesis at 5% level, and we can accept r = -.9371 
Linear Regression: 
Y= a + b x 
Y=644.5125+ (-42.58) X 
a = Y - b X = 405 - (-42.58) (5.625) =644.5125 
b = 
 
 
XiYi nXY 
 
2 Xi 2  
nX 
= 
18060  
8*5.625 *405 
257  
8*(5.625) 
2 = 
165  
875 . 3 
=-42.58 
R2= 
SSR 
SST 
= 
7025.594 
8000 
=.8782=87.82% 
Answer the question number 15 (Page-455) 
X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y  ( Y Y  )2 Ẏ-Y (Ẏ-Y )2 
38 4.7 178.6 1444 22.09 5.286 0.276 0.076176 0.862 0.743044 
24.5 4.7 115.16 600.25 22.09 4.07775 0.276 0.076176 -0.34625 0.119889 
21.5 4 86 462.25 16 3.80925 -0.424 0.179776 -0.61475 0.377918 
30.8 4.7 144.76 948.64 22.09 4.6416 0.276 0.076176 0.2176 0.04735 
20.3 3 60.9 412.09 9 3.70185 -1.424 2.027776 -0.72215 0.521501 
24 4.4 105.6 576 19.36 4.033 -0.024 0.000576 -0.391 0.152881 
29.6 5 148 876.16 25 4.5342 0.576 0.331776 0.1102 0.012144 
19.4 3.3 64.02 376.36 10.89 3.6213 -1.124 1.263376 -0.8027 0.644327 
25.6 3.8 97.28 655.36 14.44 4.1762 -0.624 0.389376 -0.2478 0.061405 
39.5 6.4 252.8 1560.25 40.96 5.42025 1.976 3.904576 0.99625 0.992514 
23.3 3.3 76.89 542.89 10.89 3.97.035 -1.124 1.263376 -0.45365 0.205798 
28 3.6 100.8 784 12.96 4.391 -0.824 0.678976 -0.033 0.001089 
30.8 4.7 144.76 948.64 22.09 4.6416 0.276 0.076176 0.2176 0.04735 
32.9 4.4 144.76 1082.41 19.36 4.82955 -0.024 0.000576 0.40555 0.164471 
30.3 5.4 163.62 918.09 29.36 4.59685 0.976 0.952576 0.17285 0.029877
Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 
199 3 59.7 396.01 9 3.66605 -1.424 2.027776 -0.75795 0.574488 
24.6 4.9 120.54 605.16 24.01 4.0867 0.476 0.226576 -0.3373 0.113771 
32.3 5.2 167.96 1043.29 27.04 4.77585 0.776 0.602176 0.35185 0.123798 
24.7 4.2 103.74 610.09 17.64 4.09565 -0.224 0.050176 -0.32835 0.107814 
18.7 3.3 61.71 349.69 10.89 3.55865 -1.124 1.263376 -0.86535 0.748831 
36.8 4.1 150.88 1354.24 16.81 5.1786 -0.324 0.104976 0.7546 0.569421 
31.2 6 187.2 973.44 36 4.6774 1.576 2.483776 0.2534 0.064212 
50.9 5.8 295.22 2590.81 33.64 6.44055 1.376 1.893376 2.01655 4.066474 
30.7 4.9 150.43 942.49 24.01 4.63265 0.476 0.226576 0.20865 0.043535 
20.3 3.8 77.14 412.09 14.44 3.70185 -0.624 0.389376 -0.72215 0.521501 
708.6 110.6 3258.46 21464.7 509.86 110.5447 0 20.5656 0 11.0554 
28.344 4.424 
Page 23 of 25 
The Correlation is: r = 
 
XiYi  
nXY 
2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY 
(  )(  
) 
  
= 
3226.16  
25*28.344*4.424 
2 2   
(21464.69 25*28.344 )(509.86 25*4.424 ) 
= 
3136. 91 
47. 168 
=.5420 
Here r = .5420 so we can say that there are some positive relationship. 
Hypothesis testing: Here, n=25 r = 0.5420 v=25-2=23 
So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Pxy  P0  0 
And the alternative is: xy PH: 1  P0=0 
We reject H0 if, tv = 
r 
1 2 
2 
 
n 
r 
 
> tv, 2 /  or tv = 
r 
1 2 
2 
 
n 
r 
 
< - tv, 2 /  
= 
0.5420 
1 (0.5420) 
25 2 
2 
 
 
> 025 ,.23 t 
= 3.09 > 2.069 
So we are reject null hypothesis at 5% level, and we can accept r = 0.5420 
Linear Regression: 
Y= a + b x 
Y=1.88757+(0.0895) X 
a = Y - b X = 4.424 - (0.0895) (28.34) =1.88757 
b = 
 
 
XiYi nXY 
 
2 Xi 2  
nX 
= 
3258.46 25*28.34*4.424 
21464.7  
25*(28.34) 
2  
124.056 
= 
1385.81 
=0.0895 
R2= 
SSR 
SST 
= 
11.0554 
20.5656 
=.5376=53.76%
Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 
Page 24 of 25 
Answer the question number 18 (Page-455) 
X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y  ( Y Y  )2 Ẏ- Y (Ẏ- Y )2 
55 10 550 3025 100 10.5 -6.875 47.26562 -6.375 40.641 
60 12 720 3600 144 12.5 -4.875 23.76562 -4.375 19.141 
85 28 2380 7225 784 22.5 11.125 123.76562 5.625 31.641 
75 24 1800 5625 576 18.5 7.125 50.76562 1.625 2.641 
80 18 1440 6400 324 20.5 1.125 1.26562 3.625 13.141 
85 16 1360 7225 256 22.5 -0.875 0.76562 5.625 31.641 
65 15 975 4225 225 14.5 -1.875 3.51562 -2.375 5.641 
60 12 720 3600 144 12.5 -4.875 23.76562 -4.375 19.141 
565 135 9945 40925 2553 0 274.875 0 163.628 
The Correlation is: r = 
 
XiYi  
nXY 
2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY 
(  )(  
) 
  
= 
9945  
8*70.625*16.875 
2 2   
(40925 8*70.625 )(2553 8*16.875 ) 
= 
410.625 
529.99 
=.7748 
Here r = .7748 so we can say that there are some positive relationship. 
Hypothesis testing: Here, n=8 r = .7748 v=8-2=6 
So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Pxy  P0  0 
And the alternative is: xy PH: 1  P0=0 
We reject H0 if, tv = 
r 
1 2 
2 
 
n 
r 
 
> tv, 2 /  or tv = 
r 
1 2 
2 
 
n 
r 
 
< - tv, 2 /  
= 
0.7748 
1 (0.7748) 
8 2 
2 
 
 
> t6,.025 
= 3.00 > 2.447 
So we are reject null hypothesis at 5% level, and we can accept r = 0.7748 
Linear Regression: 
Y= a + b x 
Y=1.88757+(.4018) X
Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 
Page 25 of 25 
a = Y - b X = 16.875 - (0.0895) (70.625) =1.88757 
b = 
 
 
XiYi 
 
n X Y Xi 
2 2  
n X = 
9945 8*70.625 *16.875 
40925  
8*(70.625)2 
 
= 
625. 410 
875 . 1021 
=0.4018 
R2= 
SSR 
SST 
= 
628. 163 
875. 274 
=.5952=60%

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Statistics assignment 10

  • 1. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 1 of 25 Hypothesis testing [Page: 342; 1-15] Answer the question number 01 Given that, 0   16  x  .4  n 16 X = 15.84  =10% Our hypothesis is Ho:   0  =16 And, alternative is 1 H : < 0  =16 The Decision rule is reject Ho in favor of 1H , if  Z   n x / 0  < - Z So,  Z   n x / 0  < - Z = 16 84. 15  16 / 4. < -1.285 = -1.6 < -1.285 So, our null Hypothesis is rejected. Answer the question number 02 Given that, 0  50  x  3  n 9 X = 48.2  =10% Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0  = 50 And, alternative is 1 H : < 0  = 50 Decision rule is reject Ho in favor of 1 H , if  Z   n x / 0  < - Z = 48.2  50 3/ 9 < - 10. Z = -1.8<-1.285 According to the decision rule, our significant level  for which Z = -1.285 is bigger than - 1.8 .So our null hypothesis is rejected. Answer the question number 03 Given that, 0  =.03  x  .004  n 64 X = 3.07 Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0  =.03 And, alternative is 1 H :  > 0  =.03 Decision rule is reject Ho in favor of 1 H , if  Z   n x / 0  > Z (a) when 5% Significance level ,then Z  .0307 .03 .004 / 64 > .05 Z =1.4>1.645
  • 2. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 According to the decision rule, our significant level  for which Z = 1.645 is bigger so Page 2 of 25 should maintain our null hypothesis. (b) P-Value: Z =1.4 So, ) (z F .9192 1-  = .9192  =1-.9192 =.0808=8.08% (c)  Z   n x / 0  > 2 /  Z or Z   n x / 0  < - Z / 2 P value is higher because p value two sided so, .0808+.0808= .1616 (d) Here, alternative is more than (>) so we are consider just one side test. Answer the question number 04 Given that, 0   3  Sx 1.8  n 100 X =2.4 Our hypothesis is Ho:   0  =3 And, alternative is 1 H : < 0  =3 Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho in favor of 1H , if x 0   Sx / n <- Z Z=3.33 2.4  3 1.8 / 100 = -3.33 ) (z F .9996=1-   =1-.9996 =.0004=.04% Answer the question number 05 Given that, 0  =4  Sx 1.32  n 1562 X =4.27  =1%=.01  2 /  .005 Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0  =4 And, alternative is 1 H :  ≠ 0  =4 Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if x 0  Sx / n >  / 2 Z Or, x 0  Sx / n <-  / 2 Z 4.27  4 = 1.32 / 1562 > .005 Z = 8.084 >2.575 According to the decision rule, our significant level  /2 for which  / 2 Z = 2.575 is not 8.084. So our null hypothesis is rejected. Answer the question number 06 Given that, 0  =0 Sx .021 n  76 X =.078
  • 3. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 3 of 25 Our hypothesis is Ho: x   0  =0 And, alternative is 1 H : ≠ 0  P-Value Test: Z=3.38 Z= x 0  Sx / n = 0 078 .  76 / 201 . =3.38 ) (z F .9996=1-   =1-.9996 =.0004 2 =.0008=.08% Answer the question number 07 Given that, 0  =3.0  Sx .70  n 172 X =3.31  =1% Our hypothesis is Ho: x   0  = 3.0 and, alternative is 1H :   0  =3.0 Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if = x 0  Sx / n >  Z = 0. 3 31. 3  172 / 70. > 01. Z =5.808>2.325 So, we reject the null hypothesis. Answer the question number 08 Given that, 0  =0  Sx 11.33  n 170 X = - 2.91 Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0  =0 And, alternative is 1 H :  ≠ 0  =0 Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if Z = x 0   Sx / n <- Z Z=3.35 ) (z F .9996=1-  =  2.91 0 11.33/ 170  =1-.9996 =.0004 = - 3.35 Answer the question number 09 Given that, 0  =125.32  Sx 25.41  n 16 X =131.78  =5%=.05  2 /  .025 Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0  =125.32 And, alternative is 1 H :  ≠ 0  =125.32 Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1 H , if
  • 4. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 4 of 25 tv = x 0  Sx / n > 2/ ,v t Or, tv = x 0  Sx / n <- 2/ ,v t = 32. 125 78. 131  16 / 41. 25 > 025,.15t = 1.02 >2.131 According to the decision rule, Null hypothesis is maintained at level 5%. Answer the question number 11 Given that, 0  =20  n 10 X = 882 10 =8.82  =5%=.05  / 2  .025 Sx= 2.4 Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0 =10 And, alternative is 1 H :  ≠ 0  =10 Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if tv = x 0  Sx / n >tv, / 2 Or, tv = x 0  Sx / n <- tv, / 2 = 10 82. 8  10 / 4. 2 <- 025,. 9t = -1.55 < 2.62 According to the decision rule, Null hypothesis is maintained at level 5%. Answer the question number 12 Given that, 0  =20  n 9 X = 2. 183 9 =20.35556  =5%=.05  2 /  .025 Sx= .612 Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0  =20 And, alternative is 1 H :  ≠ 0  =20 Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if tv = x 0  Sx / n >tv, / 2 Or, tv = x 0  Sx / n <- tv, / 2 = 20.35556  20 .612 / 9 >t8,.025 = 1.74 >2.306 According to the decision rule, Null hypothesis is maintained at level 5%. Answer the question number 13 Given that, 0  =78.5 n  8 X =74.5  =10%=.10  / 2  .05 Sx= 6.2335
  • 5. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 5 of 25 Our hypothesis is Ho:  = 0 =78.5 And, alternative is 1 H :  ≠ 0  =78.5 Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if tv = x 0  Sx / n > 2/ ,v t Or, tv = x 0   Sx / n <- 2/ ,v t = 5. 78 5. 74  8 / 2335. 6 <- 05,.7t = -1.8149<-1.895 According to the decision rule, Null hypothesis is maintained at level 10%. Answer the question number 14 Given that, 0  =50  n 20 X =41.3 Sx= 12.2 Our hypothesis is Ho:  > 0 =50 And, alternative is 1 H :  < 0  =50 Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if tv = x 0  Sx / n <- , t 41.350 = 12.2/ 20 <- 05,.19t = -3.187<-1.729 According to the decision rule, Null hypothesis is rejected at level 5%. Answer the question number 15 Given that, 0  =400  n 15 X =381.35 Sx= 48.60 (a) Our hypothesis is Ho:  > 0  =400 And, alternative is 1 H :  < 0  =400 Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if tv = x 0  Sx / n <- tv, = 381.35  400 48.60/ 15 <- t14,.05 = -1.486<-1.761 According to the decision rule, Null hypothesis is maintained at level 5%. Given that, 0  =400 n  50 X =381.35 Sx= 48.60 (b) Our hypothesis is Ho:  > 0  =400
  • 6. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 6 of 25 And, alternative is 1 H :  < 0  =400 Decision rule is reject Null Hypothesis Ho, in favor of 1H , if Z = x 0  Sx / n <-Z Z=2.71 F(Z)= .9966 = 400 35. 381  50 / 60. 48 <- Z 1-=.9966 = -2.71348<- Z = .0034  =.34% Hypothesis Testing of the Variance [Page: 350; 16-27] Answer the question number 16 Given that, 8  n 500 2  4931    0 375 . 616 8 n xi x 933.983 6537 .878 xi  x 2   7 ( ) 2 1    n sx So, our null hypothesis is: : 500 2 0 2 0 H    And the alternative is: 2 0 2 1 :    H The decision rule is to reject H in favor of H if:   0 1,   2 2 0 2 2 ( 1) v x v n s    13.076 2 (8 1)933.983  500   v  2 v = 7,.1 12.02 At 10% significance level test: 1.   so,   , 2   So, 13.076 is bigger than 12.02. According to our decision rule, the null hypothesis is rejected at 10% significant level. Answer the question number 17 Given that, n 10  2276    a) 227.6 10 n xi x 5.138 46.24 xi  x 2   9 ( )2 1    n sx b) Given that, 500 2 0     .05 So, our null hypothesis is: : 2.25 2 0 2 0 H    And the alternative is: 2 0 2 1 H :  The decision rule is to reject H in favor of H if:   0 1 ,   2 2 0 2 2 ( 1) v x v n s    20.552 2 (10  1)5.138  2.25  v  2 v = 9,.05 16.92 At 5% significance level test:   .05so,  , 2   [xi = 618, 660, 638, 625, 571, 598, 539, 582] 2 (xi  x) = 2.641 + 1903.141 + 467.641 + 74.391 + 2058.891 + 337.641 + 511.891 + 1181.641 = 6537.878 [xi =226, 226, 232, 227, 225, 228, 225, 228, 229, 230] 2 ) (  x xi = 2.56 + 2.56 + 19.36 + .36 + 6.76 + .16 + 6.76 + .16 + 1.96 + 5.76 = 46.24
  • 7. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Therefore, 20.552 is bigger than 16.92. According to our decision rule, the null hypothesis is rejected at 5% significant level. v = 72 . 45 025 ,. 29 Page 7 of 25 Answer the question number 18 Given that, 30  n 300 2 0   780 2  x s So, our null hypothesis is: : 300 2 0 2 0 H    And the alternative is: 2 0 2 1 :    H The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if: , / 2 2  v 2 0 2 2 ( 1)    x v n s   2   or    v ,1  / 2 2 0 2 2 ( 1)    x v n s 46.4 2 (30  1)480  300  v  2 At 5% significance level test: 025 . 2 / 05 .      so, 2/ , 2   Therefore, according to our decision rule, the null hypothesis is rejected at 5% Answer the question number 19 Given that, n  20 2.0 2  0  sx  2.36 So, our null hypothesis is: : 2 2 0 2 H0    And the alternative is: 2 0 2 H1 :  =2 The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if:  ,    2 2 0 2 2 ( 1) v x v n s    26.4556 (30 1)(2.36) 2 2 2  2   v  2 v = 29,.05 30.14 At 5% significance level test: so,   , 2   Therefore, according to our decision rule, the null hypothesis is maintained at 5% Answer the question number 20 Given that, n  25 18.2 331.24 2 0 0     15.3 234.09 2    x x s s So, our null hypothesis is: : 18.2 2 0 2 H0    And the alternative is: : 18.2 2 0 2 H1     The decision rule is to reject H in favor of H if:     0 1 , 1    2 2 0 2 2 ( 1) v x v n s 16.96 2 (24  1)234.09  331.24  v 
  • 8. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 8 of 25 2 v = 85. 1395 ,. 24 At 5% significance level test: 05.   so,   1, 2   Therefore, 16.96 is not bigger than 13.85. According to our decision rule, the null hypothesis is maintained at 5% significant level. Answer the question number 21 105    n Given that, 361n 29 . 361 x Px So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Px  P0  .25 And the alternative is: x P H : 1 >P0=.25 p  p Z x 0  The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if:  Z p  p n  0(1 0) .29  .25 Z  Z .25(1  .25)  361 .04 =  Z .02 =2 Z=2 F(2)=.9772 1-=.9772 =.0228 =2.28% Answer the question number 22 173    n Given that, n=998 x= (998X17.3%)=173 .17335 998 x Px So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Px  P0  .25 And the alternative is: x P H : 1 <P0=.25 p  p Z x 0   The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if:  Z p  p n  0(1 0) .05 .17335  .25 Z  Z .25(1  .25) 998  .07665 = 1.645 .01371    =5.59  1.645 So, we reject that null hypothesis. Answer the question number 23 72 Given that, n=160 x= 72 .45    n 160 x Px
  • 9. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10  Z x 0   p p  Or / 2  Z x 0   p p  Or / 2 Page 9 of 25 So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Px  P0  .5 And the alternative is: x P H : 1  P0=.5 The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if: / 2  Z x 0  p p p p (1  ) 0 0 Z n p p (1  ) 0 0 Z n   Z  Z . / 2 .45 .5 .5(1  .5) 160  .05  Z  = / 2 .039528 =1.2654  Z / 2 Z= 2654 . 1  F(1.27)=.8980 1- 2 / =.8980  2 / =.102  =.204  =20.4% Answer the question number 24 104    n Given that, n=199 x= 104 .522613 199 x Px So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Px  P0  .5 And the alternative is: x P H : 1  P0=.5 The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if: / 2  Z x 0  p p p p (1  ) 0 0 Z n p p (1  ) 0 0 Z n  .05 .522613 .5 Z  Z .5(1  .5) 199   .022613 Z= 1.645 .035444  Z=.63799>1.645 So, we are maintained null hypothesis at level 10% level. Z=.64 F(.64)=.73891- / 2=.7389 / 2=.2611 =.5222 =52.22% Answer the question number 25 28 Given that, n=50 x= 28 .56    n 50 x Px So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Px  P0  .5 And the alternative is: H1 : Px >P0=.5
  • 10. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 10 of 25 The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if: Z p  p Z x 0  p  p n  0(1 0) .56  .5 Z  Z .5(1  .5)  50 Z=.8485>  Z Z=.8485 F(.85)=.8023 1-=.8023 =.1977 =19.77% Answer the question number 26 118 Given that, n=172 x= 118 .6860    n 172 x Px So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Px  P0  .75 And the alternative is: x P H : 1 <P0=.75 The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if: Z p  p Z x 0   p  p n  0(1 0) .6860  .75 Z  Z .75(1  .75)  172 Z=1.94  Z Z=1.94 F(1.94)=.9738 1-=.9738=.0262 =2.62% Answer the question number 27 140 Given that, n=202 x= 140 .6931    n 202 x Px So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Px  P0  .75 And the alternative is: H1 : Px <P0=.75 The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1 H if: Z p  p Z x 0   p  p n  0(1 0)
  • 11. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 11 of 25 .0569  .75 Z  Z .75(1  .75)  202 Z= Z   86. 1 Z=1.86 F(1.86)=.9686 1-=.9686 =.0314  =3.14% F-Distribution [Page: 375; 43-47] Answer the question number 43 Given that, 30  x n 770. 451 2  x s 30  y n 208. 1614 2  y s Our null hypothesis is, x y H    : 0 And, alternative hypothesis is, 2 2 1 : y x H   2 y s F   v v F The decision rule is to reject H in favor of H if: 0 11, 2 2 v 1, v 2, x s 1614.208 2 s  y 3.57 1, 2    451.770 2 x v v s F At 1% significance level test: 01.  so, 477 . 2 1, 2, 29,29,.01 F  F  v v  Therefore, 3.57 is bigger than 2.477. According to our decision rule, the null hypothesis is rejected at 1% significant level. Answer the question number 44 Given that,  4 x n 114.09 2  x s 05.    7 y n 16.08 2  y s Our null hypothesis is, x y H :  0 And, alternative hypothesis is, 2 2 1 : x y H   2 x s The decision rule is to reject H in favor of H if: F   F 0 1 v 1, v 2 2 v 1, v 2, y s 114.09 2 s  x 7.095 1, 2    16.08 2 y v v s F At 5% significance level test:   .05so, 4.76 1, 2, 3,6,.05 F  F  v v  [2.49-1/6(2.49-2.41) = 2.49-.013 = 2.477]
  • 12. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Therefore, 7.095 is bigger than 4.76. According to our decision rule, the null hypothesis is rejected at 5% significant level. Page 12 of 25 Answer the question number 45 [From exercise 34] Given that,  33 x n 22.93 525.78 2    x x s s 36  y n 55 . 759 56 . 27 2    y y s s Our null hypothesis is, x y H    : 0 And, alternative hypothesis is, 2 2 1 : x y H    The decision rule is to reject 0 H in favor of 1H if: / 2 1 1 2 2 F x v v   2 1, 2 s sy Fv v  525.78 2 sx  6922 . 1, 2    759.55 2 sy Fv v At 2% significance level test:   .02 / 2  .01. Now, 1 1 Fv 1 v 2  / 2 = 2 . 277=.439 Therefore, .6922 is not smaller than 439. According to our decision rule, we will maintain the null hypothesis at 2% significant level. Answer the question number 46 [From exercise 36] Given that, 10  x n 4439449 2107 2    x x s s  10 y n 1681 2825761 2    y y s s Our null hypothesis is, x y H :  0 And, alternative hypothesis is, 2 2 1 : x y H   2 x s The decision rule is to reject H in favor of H if: F   F 0 1 v 1, v 2 2 v 1, v 2,  / 2 y s 4439449 2 s  x 1.571 1, 2    2825761 2 y v v s F At 2% significance level test:   .02 / 2  .01so, 5.35 1, 2, / 2 9,9,.01 F  F  v v  Therefore, 1.571 is not bigger than 5.35. According to our decision rule, we will maintain the null hypothesis at 2% significant level. Answer the question number 47 [From sxample: 9.8] Given that,  4 x n 24.4 595.36 2    x x s s  4 y n 20.2 408.04 2    y y s s Our null hypothesis is, x y H :  0 And, alternative hypothesis is, 2 2 1 : x y H  
  • 13. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 13 of 25 2 x s The decision rule is to reject H in favor of H if: F   F 01v 1, v 2 2 v 1 , v 2 , y s 595.36 2 s  x 1 . 459 1, 2    408.04 2 y v v s F At 1% significance level test: 01.  so, 46 . 29 1, 2, 3,3,.01 F  F  v v  Therefore, 1.459 is not bigger than 29.46. According to our decision rule, we will maintain the null hypothesis at 1% significant level.
  • 14. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y  ( Y Y  )2 Ẏ- Y (Ẏ- Y )2 81 76 6156 6561 5776 81.60 -0.7 0.49 4.9 24.01 62 71 4402 3844 5041 68.33 -5.7 32.49 -8.37 70.06 74 69 5106 5476 4761 76.71 -7.7 59.29 .01 .0001 78 76 5928 6084 5776 79.50 -0.7 0.49 2.8 7.84 93 87 8091 8649 7569 89.98 10.3 106.09 13.28 176.36 69 62 4218 4761 3844 73.22 -14.7 216.09 -3.48 12.11 72 80 5760 5184 6400 75.31 3.3 10.89 -1.39 1.93 83 75 6225 6889 5625 82.99 -1.7 2.89 6.29 39.56 90 92 8280 8100 8464 87.88 15.3 234.09 11.28 124.99 84 79 6636 7056 6241 83.69 2.3 5.29 6.99 48.86 786 767 60862 62604 59497 799.21 0 668.1 0 505.7245 Page 14 of 25 Answer the question number 01 [page: 438] 78.6 76.7 The Correlation is: r =  XiYi  nXY 2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY (  )(  )   = 60862  10*78.6*76.7 2 2   (62604 10*78.6 )(59497 10*76.7 ) = 575.8 824.4*668.1 = 8. 575 15. 742 =.776 Here r = .776 so we can say that there are some positive relationship. Hypothesis testing: Here, n=10 r = .776 v=10-2=8 So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Pxy  P0  0 And the alternative is: xy P H : 1  P0=0 We reject H0 if, tv = r 1 2 2  n r  > tv, 2 /  or tv = r 1 2 2  n r  < - tv, 2 /  = .776 1 .776 10 2 2   > t8,.025 =3.48>2.306 So we can reject null hypothesis at 5% level, and we can accept r = .776.
  • 15. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 15 of 25 Linear Regression: Y= a + b x Y=25.03+.6984 X a = Y - b X = 78.6 - .6984(76.7)=25.03 b =   XiYi  n X Y Xi 2 2  n X = 60862  10 *78.6*76.7 62604  10 *6177.96 = 8. 575 4. 824 =.6984 R2= SSR SST = 7245 . 505 1. 668 =.7569=75.69% Answer the question number 02 [page: 438] X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y  ( Y Y  )2 Ẏ- Y (Ẏ- Y )2 1.5 14.9 22.35 2.25 222.01 9.89 3.08 9.4864 -1.93 3.72 .2 -9.2 -1.84 .04 84.64 12.52 -21.02 441.8404 .7 .49 -.1 19.6 -1.96 .01 384.16 13.13 7.78 60.5284 1.31 1.7161 2.8 20.3 56.84 7.84 412.09 7.246 8.48 71.9104 -4.574 20.92 2.2 -3.7 -8.14 4.84 13.69 8.464 -15.52 240.8704 -3.356 11.26 -1.6 27.7 -44.32 2.56 767.29 16.178 15.88 252.1744 4.358 18.99 -1.3 22.6 -29.38 1.69 510.76 15.57 10.78 116.2084 3.75 14.06 5.6 2.3 12.88 31.36 5.29 1.562 -9.52 90.6304 -10.26 105.23 -1.4 11.9 -16.66 1.96 141.61 15.77 .08 .0064 3.95 15.60 1.4 27.0 37.8 1.96 729 10.09 15.18 230.43 -1.73 2.99 1.5 -4.3 -6.45 2.25 18.49 9.88 -16.12 259.85 -1.94 3.76 -4.7 20.3 -95.41 22.09 412.09 22.47 8.48 71.91 10.65 113.42 1.1 4.2 4.62 1.21 17.64 10.69 -7.62 58.0644 -1.13 1.277 7.2 153.6 -69.67 80.06 3718.76 153.46 0 1903.91 0 313.433 .55 11.82 The Correlation is: r =  XiYi  nXY 2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY (  )(  )   =   69.67 13*.55*11.82 2 2   (80.06 13*.55 )(3719.39 13*11.8 ) = 154.18 380.63 =.4051 Here r =- .4051 so we can say that there are some nagative relationship. Hypothesis testing: Here, n=13 r = -.40 v=13-2=11 So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Pxy  P0  0 And the alternative is: H1 : Pxy  P0=0
  • 16. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 16 of 25 We reject H0 if, tv = r 1 2 2  n r  > tv, 2 / or tv = r 1 2 2  n r  < - tv, 2 / = 40. 1  (  . 40) 2 13 2   < - 05,.11t =-1.44749 <- 1.796 So we are maintain null hypothesis at 10% level, and we can reject r = -.4051 Linear Regression: Y= a + b x Y=12.93+(-2.02533) X a = Y - b X = 11.82 - (-2.02533)(.55)=12.93 b =   XiYi  n X Y Xi 2 2  n X =   69.67 13*.55*11.82 80.06  13*(.55) 2 = 183. 154  1275. 76 =-2.02532 R2= SSR SST 313.433 = 1903.91 =.1646=16.46% Answer the question number 03 [page: 438] X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y (Y Y )2 Ẏ- Y (Ẏ- Y )2 2.8 2.6 7.28 7.84 6.76 2.51552 -.35 .1225 -.43448 .18877 3.7 2.9 10.73 13.69 8.41 2.88793 -.05 .0025 -.06207 .0039 4.4 3.3 14.52 19.36 10.89 3.17758 .35 .1225 .22758 .05179 3.6 3.2 11.52 12.96 10.24 2.84655 .25 .0625 -.10345 .01070 4.7 3.1 14.57 22.09 9.61 3.30172 .15 .0225 .35172 .12370 3.5 2.8 9.8 12.25 7.84 2.80517 -.15 .0225 -.14483 .02097 4.1 2.7 11.07 16.81 7.29 3.05345 -.25 .0625 .10345 .01070 3.2 2.4 7.68 10.24 5.76 2.68104 -.55 .3025 -.26896 .07233 4.9 3.5 17.15 24.01 12.25 3.38448 .55 .3025 .43448 .18877 4.2 3.0 12.60 17.64 9 3.09483 -.05 .0025 .14483 .02097 3.8 3.4 12.92 14.44 11.56 2.92931 .45 .2025 -.03069 .00094 3.3 2.5 8.25 10.89 6.25 2.72242 -.45 .2025 -.22758 .05179 46.2 35.4 138.09 182.22 105.86 35.4 0 1.43 0 .74533 3.85 2.95 The Correlation is: r =  XiYi  nXY 2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY (  )(  )   = 138.09  12*3.85*2.95 2 2   (182.22 12*.85 )(105.86 12*2.95 )
  • 17. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 17 of 25 = 8 .1 49. 2 =.722 Here r =.722 so we can say that there are some positive relationship. Hypothesis testing: Here, n=12 r = .722 v=12-2=10 So, our null hypothesis is: 0: 0 0 PPHxy And the alternative is: xyP H : 1 > P0=0 We reject H0 if, tv = r 1 2 2  n r  > tv, = 722 . ) 722 (. 1 2 12 2   > 10,.10t = 3.30 > 1.372 So we are reject null hypothesis at 10% level, and we can accept r = .722 Linear Regression: Y= a + b x Y=1.35691+(.41379) X a = Y - b X = 2.95 - (.41379)(3.85)=1.35691 b =   XiYi nXY  2 Xi 2  nX = 138.09 12*3.85*2.95 182.22  12*(3.85) 2  1.8 = 4.35 =0.41379 R2= SSR SST = 74533. 43. 1 =.5212=52.12% Answer the question number 04 [page: 438] X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y  ( Y Y  )2 Ẏ- Y (Ẏ- Y )2 7.70 141.77 1091.63 59.29 20098.73 164.775 -18 324 5.005 25.05 4.17 96.97 404.36 17.39 9403.18 160.00 -62.8 3943.84 .23 .0529 1.52 163.92 249.16 2.31 26869.77 156.43 4.15 17.22 -3.34 11.156 10.04 154.70 1553.18 100.80 23932.09 167.93 -5.07 25.70 8.16 66.58 6.02 151.61 912.69 36.24 22985.59 162.51 -8.16 66.59 2.74 7.51 4.81 147.82 711.01 23.14 21850.75 160.87 -11.95 142.80 1.1 1.21 1.57 98.61 154.82 2.46 9723.93 156.50 -61.16 3740.55 -3.27 10.69 3.63 179.18 650.42 13.17 32105.47 159.28 19.41 376.75 -.49 .2401 1.57 125.19 196.55 2.46 15672.54 156.50 -34.58 1195.78 -3.27 10.6929 4.65 171.81 798.92 21.62 29518.68 160.66 12.04 144.96 .89 .7921 2.97 200.23 594.68 8.82 40092.05 158.39 40.46 1637.01 -1.38 1.9044 .98 120.49 118.08 .96 14517.84 155.70 -39.28 1542.92 -4.07 16.5649 4.18 95.83 400.57 17.47 9183.39 160.02 -63.94 4088.32 .25 .0625 6.09 196.67 1197.72 37.08 38679.09 162.60 36.9 1361.61 2.83 8.0089 3.09 275.97 852.75 9.55 76159.44 158.55 116.2 13502.44 -1.22 1.4884 3.08 289.59 891.94 9.49 83862.37 158.54 129.82 16853.23 -1.23 1.5129
  • 18. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 1.76 105.71 186.05 3.09 11174.60 156.76 -54.06 2922.48 -3.01 9.0601 67.83 2716.07 10964.53 365.05 485829.5 2716.02 0 51886.2 0 172.58 3.99 159.77 Page 18 of 25 The Correlation is: r =  XiYi  nXY 2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY (  )(  )   = 10964.53  17*3.99*159.77 2 2   (365.05 17*3.99 )(485829.51 17*159.77 ) = 3309 . 127 136 . 2213 =.05753 Here r =.05753 so we can say that there are some positive relationship. Hypothesis testing: Here, n=17 r = .05753 v=17-2=15 So, our null hypothesis is: 0: 0 0 PPHxy And the alternative is: xyP H : 1  P0=0 We reject H0 if, tv = r 1 2 2  n r  > tv, 2 / or tv = r 1 2 2  n r  < - tv, 2 / = .05753 1 (.05753) 17 2 2   > 025,.15t = .22 >2.131 So we are maintain null hypothesis at 5% level, and we can reject r = .05753 Linear Regression: Y= a + b x Y=154.38+(1.35) X a = Y - b X = 159.77 - (1.35)(3.99)=154.38 b =   XiYi nXY  2 Xi 2  nX = 10964.53 17 *3.99 *159.77 365.05  17 *(3.99) 2  127.33 = 94.41 =1.35 R2= SSR SST 172.58 = 51886.2 =.0033=.3326%
  • 19. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 19 of 25 Answer the question number 11 X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y  ( Y Y  )2 Ẏ- Y (Ẏ- Y )2 2 1 2 4 1 3.68 -11.5 132.25 -8.82 77.79 4 2 8 16 4 5.36 -10.5 110.25 -7.14 50.98 1 3 3 1 9 2.84 -9.5 90.25 -9.66 93.32 13 4 52 169 16 12.92 -8.5 72.25 .67 .4489 5 5 25 25 25 6.2 -7.5 56.25 -6.3 39.69 7 6 42 49 36 7.88 -6.5 42.25 -4.62 21.34 6 7 42 36 49 7.04 -5.5 30.25 -5.46 29.81 8 8 64 64 64 8.72 -4.5 20.25 -3.78 14.29 3 9 27 9 81 4.52 -3.5 12.25 -7.98 63.68 9 10 90 81 100 9.56 -2.5 6.25 -2.94 8.64 17 11 187 289 121 16.28 -1.5 2.25 3.78 14.29 19 12 228 361 144 17.96 -.5 .25 5.46 29.81 12 13 156 144 169 12.08 .5 .25 -.42 .18 10 14 140 100 196 10.4 1.5 2.25 -2.1 4.41 15 15 225 225 225 14.6 2.5 6.25 2.1 4.41 18 16 288 324 256 17.12 3.5 12.25 4.62 21.34 11 17 187 121 289 11.24 4.5 20.25 -1.26 1.59 23 18 414 529 324 21.32 5.5 30.25 8.82 77.79 20 19 380 400 361 18.80 6.5 42.25 6.30 39.69 16 20 320 256 400 15.44 7.5 56.25 2.94 8.64 21 21 441 441 441 19.64 8.5 72.25 7.14 50.98 14 22 308 196 484 13.76 9.5 90.25 1.26 1.59 22 23 506 484 529 20.48 10.5 110.25 7.98 63.68 24 24 576 576 576 22.16 11.5 132.25 9.66 93.32 300 300 4711 4900 4900 300 0 1150 0 811.70 12.5 12.5 The Correlation is: r =  XiYi  nXY 2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY (  )(  )   = 4711  24*12.5*12.5 2 2   (4900 24*12.5 )(4900 24*12.5 ) 961 = 1150 =.8357 Here r =.8357 so we can say that there are some positive relationship. Hypothesis testing: Here, n=24 r = .8357 v=24-2=22 So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Pxy  P0  0 And the alternative is: H1 : Pxy > P0=0
  • 20. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 20 of 25 We reject H0 if, tv = r 1 2 2  n r  > tv, = 8357 . ) 8357 (. 1 2 24 2   > 05,.22 t = 7.137 > 1.717 So we are reject null hypothesis at 5% level, and we can accept r = .8357 Linear Regression: Y= a + b x Y=2+(.84) X a = Y - b X = 12.5- (.84) (12.5) =2 b =   XiYi  n X Y Xi 2 2  n X = 4711 24*12.5*12.5 4900  24*(12.5)2  961 = 1150 =.84 R2= SSR SST = 70. 811 1150 =.7058=70.58% Answer the question number 12 X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y (Y Y )2 Ẏ- Y (Ẏ- Y )2 1 1 1 1 1 4.03 -9.5 90.25 -6.47 41.86 2 4 8 4 16 4.71 -6.5 42.25 -5.79 33.52 3 2 6 9 4 5.39 -8.5 72.25 -5.11 26.11 4 14 56 16 196 6.07 3.5 12.25 -4.43 19.62 5 5 25 25 25 6.75 -5.5 30.25 -3.75 14.06 6 9.5 57 36 90.25 7.43 -1 1 -3.07 9.42 7 12 84 49 144 8.11 1.5 2.25 -2.39 5.71 8 7 59.5 72.25 49 9.13 -3.5 12.25 -1.37 1.88 9 9.5 80.75 72.25 90.25 9.13 -1 1 -1.37 1.88 10 11 110 100 121 10.15 .5 .25 -.35 .1225 11 15 165 121 225 10.83 4.5 20.25 .33 .1089 12 3 36 144 9 11.51 -7.5 56.25 1.01 1.0201 13 8 104 169 64 12.19 -2.5 6.25 1.69 2.86 14 18 252 196 324 12.87 7.5 56.25 2.37 5.62 15 16 240 225 256 13.55 5.5 30.25 3.05 9.30 16 13 208 256 169 14.23 2.5 6.25 3.73 13.91 17 6 102 289 36 14.91 -4.5 20.25 4.41 19.45 18 20 360 324 400 15.59 9.5 90.25 5.09 25.91 19 17 323 361 289 16.27 6.5 42.25 5.77 33.29 20 19 380 400 361 16.95 8.5 72.25 6.45 41.60 210 210 2657.25 2869.5 2869.5 209.8 0 664.5 0 305.37 10.5 10.5 The Correlation is: r =  XiYi  nXY 2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY (  )(  )  
  • 21. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 21 of 25 = 2657.25  20*10.5*10.5 2 2   (2869.5 20*10.5 )(2869.5 20*10.5 ) = 25. 452 5. 664 =.6806 Here r =.6806 so we can say that there are some positive relationship. Hypothesis testing: Here, n=20 r = .6806 v=20-2=18 So, our null hypothesis is: 0: 0 0 PPHxy And the alternative is: H1 : Pxy > P0=0 We reject H0 if, tv = r 1 2 2  n r  > tv, = 6806 . ) 6806 (. 1 2 20 2   > 05,.18t = 3.94 > 1.734 So we are reject null hypothesis at 5% level, and we can accept r = .6806 Linear Regression: Y= a + b x Y=3.35+(.68) X a = Y - b X = 10.5- (.6806) (10.5) =3.35 b =   XiYi nXY  2 Xi 2  nX = 2657.25  20*10.5*10.5 2869.5  20*(10.5) 2 = 25. 452 5. 664 =.6806 R2= SSR SST = 37. 305 5. 664 =.4595=45.95% Answer the question number 13 (Page-455) X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y  ( Y Y  )2 Ẏ-Y (Ẏ-Y )2 5.5 420 2310 30.25 176400 410.32 15 225 5.32 28.3027 6.0 380 2280 36 144400 389.03 -25 625 -15.97 255.0409 6.5 350 2275 42.25 122500 367.74 -55 3025 -37.26 1388.308 6.0 400 2400 36 160000 389.03 -5 25 -15.97 255.0409 5.0 440 2200 25 193600 431.61 35 1225 26.61 708.0921 6.5 380 2470 42.25 144400 367.74 -25 625 -37.26 1388.308 4.5 450 2025 20.25 202500 452.9 45 2025 47.9 2294.41 5.0 420 2100 25 176400 431.61 15 225 26.61 708.0921 45 3240 18060 257 1320200 3239.98 0 8000 0 7025.594 5.625 405 The Correlation is: r =  XiYi  nXY 2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY (  )(  )  
  • 22. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 22 of 25 = 18060  8*5.625*405 2 2   (257 8*5.625 )(1320200 8*405 ) = 165  07. 176 =-.9371 Here r = - .9371 so we can say that there are some negative relationship. Hypothesis testing: Here, n=8 r = - .9371 v=8-2=6 So, our null hypothesis is: 0: 0 0 PPHxy And the alternative is: H1 : Pxy  P0=0 We reject H0 if, tv = r 1 2 2  n r  > tv, / 2 or tv = r 1 2 2  n r  < - tv, / 2 = 9371 .  ) 9371. ( 1 2 8 2    <- 025 ,.6t = -6.57 < -2.447 So we are reject null hypothesis at 5% level, and we can accept r = -.9371 Linear Regression: Y= a + b x Y=644.5125+ (-42.58) X a = Y - b X = 405 - (-42.58) (5.625) =644.5125 b =   XiYi nXY  2 Xi 2  nX = 18060  8*5.625 *405 257  8*(5.625) 2 = 165  875 . 3 =-42.58 R2= SSR SST = 7025.594 8000 =.8782=87.82% Answer the question number 15 (Page-455) X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y  ( Y Y  )2 Ẏ-Y (Ẏ-Y )2 38 4.7 178.6 1444 22.09 5.286 0.276 0.076176 0.862 0.743044 24.5 4.7 115.16 600.25 22.09 4.07775 0.276 0.076176 -0.34625 0.119889 21.5 4 86 462.25 16 3.80925 -0.424 0.179776 -0.61475 0.377918 30.8 4.7 144.76 948.64 22.09 4.6416 0.276 0.076176 0.2176 0.04735 20.3 3 60.9 412.09 9 3.70185 -1.424 2.027776 -0.72215 0.521501 24 4.4 105.6 576 19.36 4.033 -0.024 0.000576 -0.391 0.152881 29.6 5 148 876.16 25 4.5342 0.576 0.331776 0.1102 0.012144 19.4 3.3 64.02 376.36 10.89 3.6213 -1.124 1.263376 -0.8027 0.644327 25.6 3.8 97.28 655.36 14.44 4.1762 -0.624 0.389376 -0.2478 0.061405 39.5 6.4 252.8 1560.25 40.96 5.42025 1.976 3.904576 0.99625 0.992514 23.3 3.3 76.89 542.89 10.89 3.97.035 -1.124 1.263376 -0.45365 0.205798 28 3.6 100.8 784 12.96 4.391 -0.824 0.678976 -0.033 0.001089 30.8 4.7 144.76 948.64 22.09 4.6416 0.276 0.076176 0.2176 0.04735 32.9 4.4 144.76 1082.41 19.36 4.82955 -0.024 0.000576 0.40555 0.164471 30.3 5.4 163.62 918.09 29.36 4.59685 0.976 0.952576 0.17285 0.029877
  • 23. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 199 3 59.7 396.01 9 3.66605 -1.424 2.027776 -0.75795 0.574488 24.6 4.9 120.54 605.16 24.01 4.0867 0.476 0.226576 -0.3373 0.113771 32.3 5.2 167.96 1043.29 27.04 4.77585 0.776 0.602176 0.35185 0.123798 24.7 4.2 103.74 610.09 17.64 4.09565 -0.224 0.050176 -0.32835 0.107814 18.7 3.3 61.71 349.69 10.89 3.55865 -1.124 1.263376 -0.86535 0.748831 36.8 4.1 150.88 1354.24 16.81 5.1786 -0.324 0.104976 0.7546 0.569421 31.2 6 187.2 973.44 36 4.6774 1.576 2.483776 0.2534 0.064212 50.9 5.8 295.22 2590.81 33.64 6.44055 1.376 1.893376 2.01655 4.066474 30.7 4.9 150.43 942.49 24.01 4.63265 0.476 0.226576 0.20865 0.043535 20.3 3.8 77.14 412.09 14.44 3.70185 -0.624 0.389376 -0.72215 0.521501 708.6 110.6 3258.46 21464.7 509.86 110.5447 0 20.5656 0 11.0554 28.344 4.424 Page 23 of 25 The Correlation is: r =  XiYi  nXY 2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY (  )(  )   = 3226.16  25*28.344*4.424 2 2   (21464.69 25*28.344 )(509.86 25*4.424 ) = 3136. 91 47. 168 =.5420 Here r = .5420 so we can say that there are some positive relationship. Hypothesis testing: Here, n=25 r = 0.5420 v=25-2=23 So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Pxy  P0  0 And the alternative is: xy PH: 1  P0=0 We reject H0 if, tv = r 1 2 2  n r  > tv, 2 /  or tv = r 1 2 2  n r  < - tv, 2 /  = 0.5420 1 (0.5420) 25 2 2   > 025 ,.23 t = 3.09 > 2.069 So we are reject null hypothesis at 5% level, and we can accept r = 0.5420 Linear Regression: Y= a + b x Y=1.88757+(0.0895) X a = Y - b X = 4.424 - (0.0895) (28.34) =1.88757 b =   XiYi nXY  2 Xi 2  nX = 3258.46 25*28.34*4.424 21464.7  25*(28.34) 2  124.056 = 1385.81 =0.0895 R2= SSR SST = 11.0554 20.5656 =.5376=53.76%
  • 24. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 24 of 25 Answer the question number 18 (Page-455) X Y XY X2 Y2 Ẏ Y Y  ( Y Y  )2 Ẏ- Y (Ẏ- Y )2 55 10 550 3025 100 10.5 -6.875 47.26562 -6.375 40.641 60 12 720 3600 144 12.5 -4.875 23.76562 -4.375 19.141 85 28 2380 7225 784 22.5 11.125 123.76562 5.625 31.641 75 24 1800 5625 576 18.5 7.125 50.76562 1.625 2.641 80 18 1440 6400 324 20.5 1.125 1.26562 3.625 13.141 85 16 1360 7225 256 22.5 -0.875 0.76562 5.625 31.641 65 15 975 4225 225 14.5 -1.875 3.51562 -2.375 5.641 60 12 720 3600 144 12.5 -4.875 23.76562 -4.375 19.141 565 135 9945 40925 2553 0 274.875 0 163.628 The Correlation is: r =  XiYi  nXY 2 2 2 2 Xi nX Yi nY (  )(  )   = 9945  8*70.625*16.875 2 2   (40925 8*70.625 )(2553 8*16.875 ) = 410.625 529.99 =.7748 Here r = .7748 so we can say that there are some positive relationship. Hypothesis testing: Here, n=8 r = .7748 v=8-2=6 So, our null hypothesis is: H0 : Pxy  P0  0 And the alternative is: xy PH: 1  P0=0 We reject H0 if, tv = r 1 2 2  n r  > tv, 2 /  or tv = r 1 2 2  n r  < - tv, 2 /  = 0.7748 1 (0.7748) 8 2 2   > t6,.025 = 3.00 > 2.447 So we are reject null hypothesis at 5% level, and we can accept r = 0.7748 Linear Regression: Y= a + b x Y=1.88757+(.4018) X
  • 25. Business Statistics (BUS 505) Assignment 10 Page 25 of 25 a = Y - b X = 16.875 - (0.0895) (70.625) =1.88757 b =   XiYi  n X Y Xi 2 2  n X = 9945 8*70.625 *16.875 40925  8*(70.625)2  = 625. 410 875 . 1021 =0.4018 R2= SSR SST = 628. 163 875. 274 =.5952=60%