ELEMENTARY STATISTICS LOOSE+ACCESS COD
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Chapter 4.3, Problem 26E

Imports and exports: The following table presents the U.S. imports and exports (in billions of dollars) for each of 29 months.

Chapter 4.3, Problem 26E, Imports and exports: The following table presents the U.S. imports and exports (in billions of

  1. Compute the least-squares regression line for predicting exports (y) from imports (x).
  2. Compute the coefficient of determination.
  3. The months with the two lowest exports are January and February 2011 Remove these points and compute the least-squares regression line. Is the result noticeably different?
  4. Compute the coefficient of determination for the data set with January and February 2011 removed.
  5. Two economists decide to study the relationship between imports and exports. One uses data from January 2011 through May 2013 and the other used data from March 2011 through May 2013. For which data set will the proportion of variance explained by the least-squares regression line be greater?

(a)

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Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The least squares regression line for the given data set.

Answer to Problem 26E

y=0.8868x19.2390

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The following table presents the U.S. imports and exports (in billions of dollars) for each of 29

months:

ELEMENTARY STATISTICS LOOSE+ACCESS COD, Chapter 4.3, Problem 26E , additional homework tip  1

Concepts Used:

The equation for least-square regression line:

y=b0+b1x

Where b1=rsysx is the slope and b0=y¯b1x¯ is the y -intercept.

The correlation coefficient of a data is given by:

r=1n(xx ¯ )(yy ¯ )sxsy

Where,

x¯,y¯ represent the mean of x and y respectively. sx,sy represent the standard deviations of x and y, n represents the number of terms.

The standard deviations are given by:

sx=(xx ¯ )2n,sy=(yy ¯ )2n

Calculation:

The mean of x is given by:

x¯=xn= 215.9+211.8+217.7+218.1+223.6+224.2+224.9+224.6+225.7+226.6+226.1+230.5+ 230.9+225.8+234.3+230.9+230.5+227.6+226.8+226.1+228.4+225.3+231.6+227.0+ 229.4+231+222.3+227.7+232.129x¯=xn=6557.429=226.11724

The mean of y is given by:

y¯=yn= 168.1+166.6+174.3+175.9+176.2+173.2+179.5+179.9+181.2+180.5+178.3+179.1+ 179.5+182.1+186.5+184.3+184.2+185.2+183.4+182.1+186.8+182.7+185.2+188.7+ 186.7+187.1+185.2+187.6+187.129y¯=yn=5257.229=181.28276

The data can be represented in tabular form as:

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215.9 168.1 -10.21724 104.39202 -13.18276 173.78512 134.69143
211.8 166.6 -14.31724 204.98340 -14.68276 215.58340 210.21660
217.7 174.3 -8.41724 70.84995 -6.98276 48.75892 58.77556
218.1 175.9 -8.01724 64.27616 -5.38276 28.97409 43.15488
223.6 176.2 -2.51724 6.33650 -5.08276 25.83444 12.79453
224.2 173.2 -1.91724 3.67581 -8.08276 65.33099 15.49660
224.9 179.5 -1.21724 1.48168 -1.78276 3.17823 2.17005
224.6 179.9 -1.51724 2.30202 -1.38276 1.91202 2.09798
225.7 181.2 -0.41724 0.17409 -0.08276 0.00685 0.03453
226.6 180.5 0.48276 0.23306 -0.78276 0.61271 -0.37788
226.1 178.3 -0.01724 0.00030 -2.98276 8.89685 0.05143
230.5 179.1 4.38276 19.20857 -2.18276 4.76444 -9.56650
230.9 179.5 4.78276 22.87478 -1.78276 3.17823 -8.52650
225.8 182.1 -0.31724 0.10064 0.81724 0.66788 -0.25926
234.3 186.5 8.18276 66.95754 5.21724 27.21961 42.69143
230.9 184.3 4.78276 22.87478 3.01724 9.10375 14.43074
230.5 184.2 4.38276 19.20857 2.91724 8.51030 12.78556
227.6 185.2 1.48276 2.19857 3.91724 15.34478 5.80832
226.8 183.4 0.68276 0.46616 2.11724 4.48271 1.44556
226.1 182.1 -0.01724 0.00030 0.81724 0.66788 -0.01409
228.4 186.8 2.28276 5.21099 5.51724 30.43995 12.59453
225.3 182.7 -0.81724 0.66788 1.41724 2.00857 -1.15823
231.6 185.2 5.48276 30.06064 3.91724 15.34478 21.47729
227.0 188.7 0.88276 0.77926 7.41724 55.01547 6.54763
229.4 186.7 3.28276 10.77650 5.41724 29.34650 17.78350
231.0 187.1 4.88276 23.84133 5.81724 33.84030 28.40419
222.3 185.2 -3.81724 14.57133 3.91724 15.34478 -14.95306
227.7 187.6 1.58276 2.50512 6.31724 39.90754 9.99867
232.1 187.1 5.98276 35.79340 5.81724 33.84030 34.80315

x¯=226.11724

y¯=181.28276

(xx ¯ )2=736.80138

(yy ¯ )2=901.90138

(xx ¯ )(yy ¯ )=653.39862

Hence, the standard deviation is given by:

sx=(xx ¯ )2nsx=736.8013829sx=25.40694

And,

sy=(yy ¯ )2nsy=901.9013829sy=31.10005

Consider, r=1n(xx ¯ )(yy ¯ )sxsy

Putting the values in the formula,

r=1n(xx ¯ )(yy ¯ )sxsyr=129653.39862( 25.40694 )( 31.10005 )r=0.80154

Putting the values to obtain b1,

b1=rsysxb1=129653.39862( 25.40694 )( 31.10005 )( 31.10005 )( 25.40694 )b1=0.8868

Putting the values to obtain b0,

b0=y¯b1x¯b0=(181.28276)(0.8868)(226.11724)b0=19.2390

Hence, the least-square regression line is given by:

y=b0+b1xy=(19.2390)+(0.8868)xy=0.8868x19.2390

Therefore, the least squares regression line for the given data set is y=0.8868x19.2390

(b)

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Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The coefficient of determination.

Answer to Problem 26E

0.89529.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Same as part a.

Calculation:

From part a of this exercise, the correlation coefficient is r=0.80154

The coefficient of determination is given by:

ELEMENTARY STATISTICS LOOSE+ACCESS COD, Chapter 4.3, Problem 26E , additional homework tip  7

Where r is the correlation coefficient of the data.

Putting the values to obtain Coefficient of Determination,

r2=(0.80154)2=0.89528766330.89529

Therefore, the Coefficient of Determination is 0.89529.

(c)

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Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The least squares regression line for the given data set by excluding the outlier points and to check if the result is noticeably different.

Answer to Problem 26E

y=0.699x+23.6335

The result is noticeably different.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Same as part a.

The months with two lowest exports are January and February 2011.

Concepts used:

The equation for least-square regression line:

y=b0+b1x

Where b1=rsysx is the slope and b0=y¯b1x¯ is the y -intercept.

The correlation coefficient of a data is given by:

r=1n(xx ¯ )(yy ¯ )sxsy

Where,

x¯,y¯ represent the mean of x and y respectively. sx,sy represent the standard deviations of x and y, n represents the number of terms.

The standard deviations are given by:

sx=(xx ¯ )2n,sy=(yy ¯ )2n

Calculation:

The months with two lowest exports are January and February 2011. So these points (215.9,168.1) and (211.8,166.6) should be excluded.

Excluding the outlier,

The mean of x is given by:

x¯=xn= 217.7+218.1+223.6+224.2+224.9+224.6+225.7+226.6+226.1+230.5+230.9+ 225.8+234.3+230.9+230.5+227.6+226.8+226.1+228.4+225.3+231.6+227.0+ 229.4+231+222.3+227.7+232.127x¯=xn=6129.727=227.02593

The mean of y is given by:

y¯=yn= 174.3+175.9+176.2+173.2+179.5+179.9+181.2+180.5+178.3+179.1+179.5+ 182.1+186.5+184.3+184.2+185.2+183.4+182.1+186.8+182.7+185.2+188.7+ 186.7+187.1+185.2+187.6+187.127y¯=yn=4922.527=182.31481

The data can be represented in tabular form as:

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217.7 174.3 -8.41724 70.84995 -6.98276 48.75892 58.77556
218.1 175.9 -8.01724 64.27616 -5.38276 28.97409 43.15488
223.6 176.2 -2.51724 6.33650 -5.08276 25.83444 12.79453
224.2 173.2 -1.91724 3.67581 -8.08276 65.33099 15.49660
224.9 179.5 -1.21724 1.48168 -1.78276 3.17823 2.17005
224.6 179.9 -1.51724 2.30202 -1.38276 1.91202 2.09798
225.7 181.2 -0.41724 0.17409 -0.08276 0.00685 0.03453
226.6 180.5 0.48276 0.23306 -0.78276 0.61271 -0.37788
226.1 178.3 -0.01724 0.00030 -2.98276 8.89685 0.05143
230.5 179.1 4.38276 19.20857 -2.18276 4.76444 -9.56650
230.9 179.5 4.78276 22.87478 -1.78276 3.17823 -8.52650
225.8 182.1 -0.31724 0.10064 0.81724 0.66788 -0.25926
234.3 186.5 8.18276 66.95754 5.21724 27.21961 42.69143
230.9 184.3 4.78276 22.87478 3.01724 9.10375 14.43074
230.5 184.2 4.38276 19.20857 2.91724 8.51030 12.78556
227.6 185.2 1.48276 2.19857 3.91724 15.34478 5.80832
226.8 183.4 0.68276 0.46616 2.11724 4.48271 1.44556
226.1 182.1 -0.01724 0.00030 0.81724 0.66788 -0.01409
228.4 186.8 2.28276 5.21099 5.51724 30.43995 12.59453
225.3 182.7 -0.81724 0.66788 1.41724 2.00857 -1.15823
231.6 185.2 5.48276 30.06064 3.91724 15.34478 21.47729
227.0 188.7 0.88276 0.77926 7.41724 55.01547 6.54763
229.4 186.7 3.28276 10.77650 5.41724 29.34650 17.78350
231.0 187.1 4.88276 23.84133 5.81724 33.84030 28.40419
222.3 185.2 -3.81724 14.57133 3.91724 15.34478 -14.95306
227.7 187.6 1.58276 2.50512 6.31724 39.90754 9.99867
232.1 187.1 5.98276 35.79340 5.81724 33.84030 34.80315

x¯=227.02593

y¯=182.31481

(xx ¯ )2=405.13185

(yy ¯ )2=483.77407

(xx ¯ )(yy ¯ )=283.16963

Hence, the standard deviation is given by:

sx=(xx ¯ )2nsx=405.1318527sx=15.00488

And,

sy=(yy ¯ )2nsy=483.7740727sy=17.91756

Consider, ELEMENTARY STATISTICS LOOSE+ACCESS COD, Chapter 4.3, Problem 26E , additional homework tip  13

Putting the values in the formula,

r=1n(xx ¯ )(yy ¯ )sxsyr=127283.16963( 15.00488 )( 17.91756 )r=0.63963

Putting the values to obtain b1,

b1=rsysxb1=127283.16963( 15.00488 )( 17.91756 )( 17.91756 )( 15.00488 )b1=0.699

Putting the values to obtain b0,

b0=y¯b1x¯b0=(182.31481)(0.699)(227.02593)b0=23.6335

Hence, the least-square regression line is given by:

y=b0+b1xy=(23.6335)+(0.699)xy=0.699x+23.6335

Therefore, the least squares regression line for the given data set by removing the outlier is y=0.699x+23.6335

Hence the result is noticeably different.

(d)

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Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The coefficient of determination for the data set with the outlier removed.

Answer to Problem 26E

0.40912.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Same as part a.

The months with two lowest exports are January and February 2011.

Calculation:

From part c of this exercise, the correlation coefficient with the outlier removed is r=0.63963

The coefficient of determination is given by:

r2

Where r is the correlation coefficient of the data.

Plugging the values to obtain Coefficient of Determination,

r2=(0.63963)2=0.4091230.40912

Therefore, the Coefficient of Determination is 0.40912.

(e)

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Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

To calculate:

To check for which data set will the proportion of variance explained by the least-squares regression line be greater.

Answer to Problem 26E

The proportion of variance explained by the least-squares regression line is greater for the data from January 2011 through May 2013.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Same as part a.

Two economists decide to study the relationship between imports and exports. One uses data from January 2011 through May 2013 and the other used data from March 2011 through May 2013.

Calculation:

From previous parts of this exercise,

The Coefficient of Determination is 0.64246.

The Coefficient of Determination without the outliers is 0.40912.

Here the coefficient of determination decreased without the outliers.

Hence, the proportion of variance explained is less without the outlier.

Therefore, the proportion of variance explained by the least-squares regression line is greater for the data from January 2011 through May 2013.

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