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Hypothesis Testing Example 3: Test the hypothesis that the average content of containers of a particular lubricant is 10 litters if the contents of random sample of 10 containers are: 10.2, 9.7, 10.1, 10.3, 10.1, 9.8,9.9,10.4,10.3,and 9.8 litters use 0.01 level of significant and assume that the distribution of content is normal.
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Hypothesis Testing Solution: Hypothesis
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Hypothesis Testing 3.Then the critical region is t 3.25, these t are from table 4. Calculated t:
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Hypothesis Testing Solution: Calculated t is less than tabulated t then we don’t reject H 0 so that the mean is 10
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Simple Linear Regression Definition: Given a collection of paired sample data the simple regression equation can be written as: Where:
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Simple Linear Regression x is the independent variable explanatory variable. b 0 is the y intercept of regression equation. b 1 is the slope of regression equation.
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Simple Linear Regression The above formula is complicated and we can easiest it as:
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Simple Linear Regression Example 1: Find the regression equation for yx 21 81 63 45
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Simple Linear Regression Solution: yxx^2xy 2112 8118 63918 452520 Sum20103648
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Simple Linear Regression Then Then the regression equation model is:
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Simple Linear Regression Example 2: Find the regression equation model for the bellow data the hypothesis: yx 0.111.3 0.382.4 0.412.6 0.452.8 0.392.4 0.483 0.614.1
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Simple Linear Regression Solution: Hypothesis: For b 0 For b1
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Simple Linear Regression Calculations yxx^2xy 0.111.31.690.143 0.382.45.760.912 0.412.66.761.066 0.452.87.841.26 0.392.45.760.936 0.48391.44 0.614.1 16.8 12.501 Sum2.8318.6 53.6 28.258
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Simple Linear Regression Calculations Then we reject H0, therefore there is effect of b0 on the regression model.
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Simple Linear Regression Calculations Then we reject H 0, therefore there is effect of b 1 on the regression model.
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Simple Linear Regression Using regression model for prediction If we know the value of x we can predict y as: Suppose x= 4.3 then
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Simple Linear Regression Using regression model for calculate errors From data table when x = 4.1 the y = 0.61 but from model Then the error = 0.61-0.6545 = 0.0445. The best model gives the minimum errors. And so on for each value
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