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Regression Statistics

This document contains the results of a regression analysis examining the relationship between weekly gross revenue (Y) and two predictor variables: television advertising (X1) and newspaper advertising (X2). The regression was statistically significant and the R-squared value indicated that 91.9% of the variance in weekly gross revenue is explained by the two advertising variables. Television advertising and newspaper advertising were both significant predictors of weekly gross revenue based on their t-statistics and p-values. Residual plots and other diagnostics suggested the model was appropriate.

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Regression Statistics

This document contains the results of a regression analysis examining the relationship between weekly gross revenue (Y) and two predictor variables: television advertising (X1) and newspaper advertising (X2). The regression was statistically significant and the R-squared value indicated that 91.9% of the variance in weekly gross revenue is explained by the two advertising variables. Television advertising and newspaper advertising were both significant predictors of weekly gross revenue based on their t-statistics and p-values. Residual plots and other diagnostics suggested the model was appropriate.

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Weekly Gross Revenue($1000) (Y) Television advertising($1000) (X1)

96 5
90 2
95 4
92 2.5
95 3
94 3.5
94 2.5
94 3

SUMMARY OUTPUT

Regression Statistics
Multiple R 0.958663444439303
R Square 0.919035599704229
Adjusted R Square 0.88664983958592
Standard Error 0.642587302635552
Observations 8

ANOVA
df
Regression 2
Residual 5
Total 7

Coefficients
Intercept 83.2300916901307
Television advertising($1000) (X1) 2.29018362091786
Newspaper advertising ($1000) (X2) 1.30098909826005

RESIDUAL OUTPUT

Observation Predicted Weekly Gross Revenue($1000) (Y)


1 96.6324934421101
2 90.4124371284865
3 94.3423098211922
4 92.2080234880755
5 94.3939065771425
6 94.2380092893413
7 94.4197049551176
8 93.3531152985344
Newspaper advertising ($1000) (X2)
1.5
2
1.5
2.5
3.3
2.3
4.2
2.5

SS MS F Significance F
23.4354077924578 11.7177 28.37777 0.001865
2.06459220754218 0.412918
25.5

Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95%Upper 95%Lower 95.0%


Upper 95.0%
1.57386895173935 52.88248 4.572E-08 79.18433 87.27585 79.18433 87.27585
0.304064556054562 7.531899 0.000653 1.508561 3.071806 1.508561 3.071806
0.320701597042844 4.056697 0.009761 0.476599 2.125379 0.476599 2.125379

Residuals
-0.632493442110075
-0.412437128486516
0.657690178807783
-0.208023488075483
0.606093422857555
-0.238009289341335
-0.419704955117567
0.646884701465595
Weekly Gross Revenue($1000) (Y)

Television advertising($1000) (X1)


Line Fit Plot
Weekly Gross Revenue($1000) (Y)

100
Newspaper advertising ($1000) (X2)
Weekly Gross
Revenue($1000) (Y)
95 Line Fit Plot Predicted Weekly
90 Gross Weekly Gross
100 Revenue($1000)
Revenue($1000) (Y) (Y)
85 95 Predicted Weekly
1.5 2 2.5 90 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 Gross
Television advertising($1000)
85 (X1) Revenue($1000) (Y)
1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5
Newspaper advertising ($1000) (X2)

Upper 95.0%

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