1. Single Regression Equation
Dr. Anshul Singh Thapa

2. Regression Analysis
It is clear from the definition of regression equation that it is a statistical device with the help of which we are in position to estimate (or predict) the unknown values of one variable (Y) from known values of another variable (X).
The analysis used is called the simple liner regression analysis – simple because there is only one predictor or independent variable, and linear because of the assumed linear relationship between the dependent and dependent variable.
The term linear means that an equation of a straight line of the form Y = a + b X, where ‘a’ and ‘b’ are constant, is used to describe the average relationship that exist between the two variables.

3. Regression Lines
If we take the case of two variables X and Y, we shall have two regression lines as the regression of X and Y and the regression of Y on X. The regression line of Y on X gives the most probable values of X for given value of Y.
However when there is either perfect positive or perfect negative correlation between the two variables (r = ± 1) the regression lines will coincide, i.e., we will have only one line.
The farther the two regression line from each other, the lesser the degree of cancellation and the nearer the two regression lines to each other, the higher is the degree of correlation. If the variables are independent, r is zero and the lines of regression are at right angles i.e., parallel to OX and OY

4. Regression Equation
Regression equation, also known as estimating equations, are algebraic expression of the regression lines. Since there are two regression lines, there are two regression equations – the regression equation of X on Y is used to describe the variations in the value of X for given changes in Y and the regression equation of Y on X is used to describe the variation in the values of Y for given changes in X.

5. Regression Equation of Y on X Regression Equation of X on Y
The regression equation of Y on X is expressed as follows:
Y = a+ b X
It may be noted that in this equation ‘Y’ is a dependent variable i.e., its value depends on X. ‘X’ is independent variable, i.e., we can take a given value of X and compute the value of Y.
‘a’ is ‘Y-intersect” because its value is the point at which the regression line crosses the Y-axis that is the vertical axis ‘b’ is the ‘slope’ of line. It represent change in Y variable for a unit change in X variable.
‘a’ and ‘b’ in the equation are called numerical constants because for any given straight line, their value does not changed. The value of constants ‘a’ and ‘b’ are obtained by the method of Least Squares
The regression equation of X on Y is expressed as follows:
X = a+ b Y

6. Normal Equations X on Y (X = a + bY) Y on X (Y = a + bX)
To determine the values of ‘a’ and ‘b’ the following two normal equations are to be solved simultaneously.
ΣX = Na + bΣY
ΣXY = aΣY + b ΣY2
To determine the values of ‘a’ and ‘b’ the following two normal equations are to be solved simultaneously.
ΣY = Na + bΣX
ΣXY = aΣX + b ΣX2

7. Regression equation X Y 6 9 2 11 10 5 4 8 7

8. Regression equation X Y XY 6 9 54 2 11 22 10 5 50 4 8 32 7 56

9. Regression equation X Y XY X2 6 9 54 36 2 11 22 4 10 5 50 100 8 32 167 56 64

10. Regression equation X Y XY X2 Y2 6 9 54 36 81 2 11 22 4 121 10 5 50
100 25 8 32 16 64 7 56 49

11. Regression equation X Y XY X2 Y2 6 9 54 36 81 2 11 22 4 121 10 5 50
100 25 8 32 16 64 7 56 49
ΣX = 30
ΣY = 40
ΣXY = 214
ΣX2 = 220
ΣY2= 340

12. X on Y Equations Solution
ΣX = Na + bΣY ΣXY = aΣY + b ΣY2 ΣX = 30 ΣY = 40 ΣXY = 214 ΣX2 = 220 ΣY2= 340
30 = 5a + 40b …………….i
214 = 40a + 340b………..ii
240 = 40a + 320b…………..iii (Mult. 8)
214 = 40a + 340b…………….iv
26 = - 20b
-20b = 26
b = 26/20
b = -1.3
ΣX = Na + bΣY
30 = 5a + (1.3) 40
5a =
a = 82/5
a= 16.4

13. Y on X Equations Solution
ΣY = Na + bΣX ΣXY = aΣX + b ΣX2 ΣX = 30 ΣY = 40 ΣXY = 214 ΣX2 = 220 ΣY2= 340
40 = 5a + 30b …………….i
214 = 30a + 220b………..ii
240 = 30a + 180b………..iii (Mult. 6)
214 = 30a + 220b…………….iv
26 = - 40b
-40b = 26
b = 26/40
b = 0.65
ΣY = Na + bΣX
40 = 5a + (0.65) 30
5a =
a = 59.5/5
a= 11.9

14. Calculate the regression equation of Y on X and If the value of X is 65 calculate the value of Y50 30 60 40 80 70

15. Calculate the regression equation of Y on X and If the value of X is 65 calculate the value of YXY 50 30
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16. Calculate the regression equation of Y on X and If the value of X is 65 calculate the value of YXY X2 50 30
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17. Calculate the regression equation of Y on X and If the value of X is 65 calculate the value of YXY X2 Y2 50 30
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18. Calculate the regression equation of Y on X and If the value of X is 65 calculate the value of YXY X2 Y2 50 30
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ΣX=540
ΣY=450
ΣXY=28200
ΣX2 =34000
ΣY2=24100

19. Y on X
450 = 9a + 540b = 540a b = 540a b (Mult. 60) = -1600b 1600b = 1200 b = 1200/1600 b = 0.75 ΣY = Na + bΣX 450 = 9a (0.75) 9a = 450 9a = 450 – 405 a = 45/9 a = 5 Y = a +bX Y = 5 + (0.75) 65 Y = 53.75