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c) Does the addition of X significantly contribute to prediction of y after accounting for the contribution of X₂? Use=0.05- O Reject the null hypothesis O Do not reject the null hypothesis

c) Does the addition of X significantly contribute to prediction of y after accounting for the contribution of X₂? Use=0.05- O Reject the null hypothesis O Do not reject the null hypothesis

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018
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Use SAS output for a random sample of size 20 to answer the following questions. Regression of y on X and X₂ 1 Regression of yon X₁ X₂ and X₂ 3 F1.17, 0.99 = 8.40 F3,16, 0.99 = 5.29 F1.17, 0.95 = 4.45 3,16, 0.95 = 3.24 c) Does the addition of X, significantly contribute to prediction of y after accounting for the contribution of X₁? Use a = 0.05- O Reject the null hypothesis O Do not reject the null hypothesis Source Model Error II... Corrected Total 19 1855.20200 Parameter Intercept Number of Observations Read 20 Number of Observations Used 20 R-Square Coeff Var Root MSE 0.818318 22.31297 4.589778 x1 x2 x3 Analysis of Variance Sum of DF Squares 2 1317.79841 658.89921 20.84 <.0001 x1 x2 x3 17 537.40359 31.61198 Source Model Error Source DF 1 1 1309.445931 1 200.346530 Mean Square F Value Pr> F Type I SS 8.352481 Estimate -36.76492528 7.01092577 0.00076294 0.00063630 1.19217421 0.56165391 4.71982137 1.53047547 Standard Error Source DF Type III SS 1 30.2855361 1 94.9129162 1 200.3465296 DF Sum of Squares Mean Square F Value Pr > F 3 1518.144941 506.048314 24.02 .0001 337.057059 21.066066 1855.202000 16 Corrected Total 19 y Mean 20.57000 F2.17, 0.99 = 6.11 F4,16, 0.99 = 4.77 F2.17, 0.95 = 3.59 4,16, 0.95 = 3.01 F
Transcribed Image Text:Use SAS output for a random sample of size 20 to answer the following questions. Regression of y on X and X₂ 1 Regression of yon X₁ X₂ and X₂ 3 F1.17, 0.99 = 8.40 F3,16, 0.99 = 5.29 F1.17, 0.95 = 4.45 3,16, 0.95 = 3.24 c) Does the addition of X, significantly contribute to prediction of y after accounting for the contribution of X₁? Use a = 0.05- O Reject the null hypothesis O Do not reject the null hypothesis Source Model Error II... Corrected Total 19 1855.20200 Parameter Intercept Number of Observations Read 20 Number of Observations Used 20 R-Square Coeff Var Root MSE 0.818318 22.31297 4.589778 x1 x2 x3 Analysis of Variance Sum of DF Squares 2 1317.79841 658.89921 20.84 <.0001 x1 x2 x3 17 537.40359 31.61198 Source Model Error Source DF 1 1 1309.445931 1 200.346530 Mean Square F Value Pr> F Type I SS 8.352481 Estimate -36.76492528 7.01092577 0.00076294 0.00063630 1.19217421 0.56165391 4.71982137 1.53047547 Standard Error Source DF Type III SS 1 30.2855361 1 94.9129162 1 200.3465296 DF Sum of Squares Mean Square F Value Pr > F 3 1518.144941 506.048314 24.02 .0001 337.057059 21.066066 1855.202000 16 Corrected Total 19 y Mean 20.57000 F2.17, 0.99 = 6.11 F4,16, 0.99 = 4.77 F2.17, 0.95 = 3.59 4,16, 0.95 = 3.01 F
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