PROBLEM 5 – HOUSING PRICES Situation: Real Estate One conducted a recent survey of house prices for properties located on the shores of Tawas Bay. Data on 26 recent sales, including the number of...



PROBLEM 5 – HOUSING PRICES



Situation:


Real Estate One conducted a recent survey of house prices for properties located on the shores of Tawas Bay. Data on 26 recent sales, including the number of bathroom, square feet and bedrooms are below.









































































































































































Selling Price




Baths




Sq Ft




Beds



160000



1.5



1776



3



170000



2



1768



3



178000



1



1219



3



182500



1



1568



2



195100



1.5



1125



3



212500



2



1196



2



245900



2



2128



3



250000



3



1280



3



255000



2



1596



3



258000



3.5



2374



4



267000



2.5



2439



3



268000



2



1470



4



275000



2



1678



4



295000



2.5



1860



3



325000



3



2056



4



325000



3.5



2776



4



328400



2



1408



4



331000



1.5



1972



3



344500



2.5



1736



3



365000



2.5



1990



4



385000



2.5



3640



4



395000



2.5



1918



4



399000



2



2108



3



430000



2



2462



4



430000



2



2615



4



454000



3.5



3700



4





Action:


Use the data above and multiple regression to produce a model to predict the average sale price from other variables. Comment on the following:



  1. Regression equation



PLACE THE ANSWER FOR PART a IN THIS SECTION DESCRIBING SHOWING THE REGRESSION EQUATION



  1. R, R2 and 1-R2, adjusted R2



PLACE THE ANSWER FOR PART b IN THIS SECTION PROVIDING THE VALUES OF R, R2, AND 1-R2 AND INTERPRETATION OF EACH ONE OF THESE VALUES.



  1. Standard error of estimate



PLACE THE ANSWER FOR PART c IN THIS SECTION PROVIDING THE VALUE OF STANDARD ERROR OF ESTIMATE AND ITS INTEPRETATION.



  1. Report the t's for each value and the corresponding p-values



PLACE THE ANSWER FOR PART d IN THIS SECTION PROVIDING THE t VALUES AND CORRESPONDING p VALUES FOR EACH OF THE INDEPENDENT VARIABLES.



  1. Overall test of hypothesis and decision



PLACE THE ANSWER FOR PART e IN THIS SECTION. SHOW Ho AND Ha FOR OVERAL TEST OF HYPOTHESIS. COMPARE p-VALUE TO SIGINFICANCE LEVEL AND STATE WHETER Ho SHOULD BE REJECTED BASED ON THIS COMPARISON. BASED ON WHETHER Ho IS/IS NOT REJECTED, STATE WHETHER THE EQUATION PROVIDED IN PART a OF THE PROBLEM IS A GOOD PREDICTOR OF THE PRICE OF A HOUSE



  1. Use a .05 level of significance. Cite which variables are significant and which are not significant, based on the t values and p values for each independent variable.



PLACE THE ANSWER FOR PART f IN THIS SECTION. EXPLAIN WHETHER BATHROOMS, SQUARE FEET, AND BEDROOMS ARE SIGNIFICANT COMPARING THE APPROPRIATE p VALUE TO THE PROBLEM STATEMENT SPECIFIED SIGNIFICANCE LEVEL.

Jun 03, 2022
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