Following are data on price, curb weight, horsepower, time to go from 0 to 60 miles per hour, and the speed at ¹⁄4 mile for 16 sports and GT cars. Curb Speed at Price Weight Horse- 0 to 60 ¹⁄4 mile...


Following are data on price, curb weight, horsepower, time to go from 0 to 60 miles per hour, and the speed at ¹⁄4 mile for 16 sports and GT cars.






























































































































































Curb



Speed at



Price



Weight



Horse-



0 to 60



¹⁄4 mile



Car



($1000s)



(lb.)



power



(seconds)



(mph)



Acura Integra Type R



25.035



2577



195



7



90.7



Acura NSX-T



93.758



3066



290



5



108



BMW Z3 2.8



40.9



2844



189



6.6



93.2



Chevrolet Camaro Z28



24.865



3439



305



5.4



103.2



Chevrolet Corvette Convertible



50.144



3246



345



5.2



102.1



Dodge Viper RT/10



69.742



3319



450



4.4



116.2



Ford Mustang GT



23.2



3227



225



6.8



91.7



Honda Prelude Type SH



26.382



3042



195



7.7



89.7



Mercedes-Benz CLK320



44.988



3240



215



7.2



93



Mercedes-Benz SLK230



42.762



3025



185



6.6



92.3



Mitsubishi 3000GT VR-4



47.518



3737



320



5.7



99



Nissan 240SX SE



25.066



2862



155



9.1



84.6



Pontiac Firebird Trans Am



27.77



3455



305



5.4



103.2



Porsche Boxster



45.56



2822



201



6.1



93.2



Toyota Supra Turbo



40.989



3505



320



5.3



105



Volvo C70



41.12



3285



236



6.3



97



a. Develop an estimated regression equation with price, curb weight, horsepower, and time to go from 0 to 60 mph as four independent variables to predict the speed at ¹⁄4 mile.


b. Use theFtest to determine the significance of the regression results. At a .05 level of significance, what is your conclusion?


c. Use thettest to determine the significance of each independent variable. At a .05 level of significance, what is your conclusion?


d. Delete any independent variable that is not significant and provide your recommended estimated regression equation.


May 25, 2022
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