Using a sample of 46 college students, we want to determine if there is a significant correlation between weight (in lbs.) and weekly exercise (in minutes). The results of a correlation and regression analysis are indicated in the Excel output below. The mean weight (the independent variable) was 166.80 lbs., and the mean weekly exercise time (the dependent variable) was 158.83 minutes.         SUMMARY OUTPUT                           Regression Statistics           Multiple R 0.027082077           R Square 0.000733439           Adjusted R Square -0.021977165           Standard Error 79.41761298           Observations 46                         ANOVA               df SS MS F Significance F   Regression 1 203.6896 203.6896 0.032295 0.858207   Residual 44 277514.9 6307.157       Total 45 277718.6                         Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95% Upper 95% Intercept 149.0807975 55.47825 2.687194 0.010131 37.27174 260.8899 Weight 0.058423474 0.325102 0.179708 0.858207 -0.59678 0.713624   Respond to Parts a and b below:   Part A: Test the claim that there is a significant linear correlation between weight (in lbs.) and weekly exercise (in minutes).   Part B: If a college student’s weight is 150 lbs., what is the best predicted weekly exercise time (in minutes) for this college student?

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  1. Using a sample of 46 college students, we want to determine if there is a significant correlation between weight (in lbs.) and weekly exercise (in minutes). The results of a correlation and regression analysis are indicated in the Excel output below. The mean weight (the independent variable) was 166.80 lbs., and the mean weekly exercise time (the dependent variable) was 158.83 minutes.

 

 

 

 

SUMMARY OUTPUT

           
             

Regression Statistics

         

Multiple R

0.027082077

         

R Square

0.000733439

         

Adjusted R Square

-0.021977165

         

Standard Error

79.41761298

         

Observations

46

         
             

ANOVA

           

 

df

SS

MS

F

Significance F

 

Regression

1

203.6896

203.6896

0.032295

0.858207

 

Residual

44

277514.9

6307.157

     

Total

45

277718.6

 

 

 

 
             

 

Coefficients

Standard Error

t Stat

P-value

Lower 95%

Upper 95%

Intercept

149.0807975

55.47825

2.687194

0.010131

37.27174

260.8899

Weight

0.058423474

0.325102

0.179708

0.858207

-0.59678

0.713624

 

Respond to Parts a and b below:

 

Part A: Test the claim that there is a significant linear correlation between weight (in lbs.) and weekly exercise (in minutes).

 

Part B: If a college student’s weight is 150 lbs., what is the best predicted weekly exercise time (in minutes) for this college student?

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