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Please explain this problem. I've tried using StatCrunch (shown in the second image) but I don't understand how to retrieve the answer from all the numbers given via StatCrunch.

 

11 1
53.4.
106.6.
Options
(1 of 2)
Simple linear regression results:
Dependent Variable: var7
Independent Variable: var6
var7 = 246.30031 - 2.8841741 var6
Sample size: 19
R (correlation coefficient) = -0.4663484
R-sq = 0.21748083
Estimate of error standard deviation: 62.845727
Parameter estimates:
Parameter
Estimate
Std. Err. Alternative DF
T-Stat
P-value
Intercept
246.30031 104.75947
#0
17
2.3511031
0.031
Slope
-2.8841741 1.3268872
#0
17 -2.1736392
0.0442
Analysis of variance table for regression model:
Source DF
SS
MS
F-stat
P-value
Model
1 18660.635 18660.635 4.7247074
0.0442
Error
17 67142.951 3949.5854
Total
18 85803.586
Transcribed Image Text:11 1 53.4. 106.6. Options (1 of 2) Simple linear regression results: Dependent Variable: var7 Independent Variable: var6 var7 = 246.30031 - 2.8841741 var6 Sample size: 19 R (correlation coefficient) = -0.4663484 R-sq = 0.21748083 Estimate of error standard deviation: 62.845727 Parameter estimates: Parameter Estimate Std. Err. Alternative DF T-Stat P-value Intercept 246.30031 104.75947 #0 17 2.3511031 0.031 Slope -2.8841741 1.3268872 #0 17 -2.1736392 0.0442 Analysis of variance table for regression model: Source DF SS MS F-stat P-value Model 1 18660.635 18660.635 4.7247074 0.0442 Error 17 67142.951 3949.5854 Total 18 85803.586
Here is a bivariate data set. Find the regression equation for the response variable y.
y
85.6
-9.9
72.2
121.7
69.7
28.2
79.9
-13.3
70.6
109.5
61.1
-5.7
53.4
106.6
90.8
-13.1
68.5
-17.4
84.7
-28.5
78.9
24.9
90.2
13.6
93.9
-145.2
83.1
137.5
76.9
83.5
90.3
-21.7
76.9
65.5
90.7
-16.7
68.4
-25.1
regression equation:
Enter the equation in slope-intercept form with parameters accurate to three decimal places.
Transcribed Image Text:Here is a bivariate data set. Find the regression equation for the response variable y. y 85.6 -9.9 72.2 121.7 69.7 28.2 79.9 -13.3 70.6 109.5 61.1 -5.7 53.4 106.6 90.8 -13.1 68.5 -17.4 84.7 -28.5 78.9 24.9 90.2 13.6 93.9 -145.2 83.1 137.5 76.9 83.5 90.3 -21.7 76.9 65.5 90.7 -16.7 68.4 -25.1 regression equation: Enter the equation in slope-intercept form with parameters accurate to three decimal places.
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