Business Statistics with Computer Applications II MS 3043

The project requirements were as follows:

Project Requirements – Fall 2011 – Due: November 22, 2011
Business Statistics with Computer Applications II (MS 3043)
1. Go to this site: [link removed]
2. Determine which one of the three variables you want to be your
predictor variable, and which one you want to be your criterion variable.
3. Select 20 beers that you would like to include in your analysis—try not
to just pick the first 20 beers.
4. Conduct a Regression Analysis in Excel using only two variables (those
you selected in step 2).
5. Using your Excel output:
o If predicting calories, predict the calorie level for a beer with an
alcohol level of 4.95%, or 8.75 g of carbs.
o If predicting alcohol level, predict the alcohol level for a beer with
155 calories, or 9.25 g of carbs.
o If predicting carbs, predict the number of carbs for a beer with
5.15% alcohol, or 160 calories.
6. Show your work. Show the formula, and how you used the numbers
from Excel to make your prediction.
7. Include a printout of your Excel results. Highlight the slope and
intercept number you used for the calculation.
Requirements:
o Two-pages.
o Page 1: your calculations and predicted y value (step 3).
o Page 2: your Excel printout and the data list you used (step 4).
o 12 point font, double-spaced.
o Must be professional-looking (so, spell check and have a friend read it).

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Sample Selection

There were a total of 163 beers available for analysis, however, only a random sample of 20 will be used to develop the regression equation. This was done by assigning each beer a random number in EXCEL using the “Rand” function, and then picking the 20 beers with the smallest random numbers. This guaranteed that the selection of the beers was completely random and taken out of “human” hands

Regression Equation
Using the twenty selected beers a regression equation we developed using EXCEL predicting carbohydrates based on calories. The regression equation is:

CARBS =-1.6639+.0872*(Calories)

This model had an R-square of .706 indicating about 70% of the variability in carbohydrates are explained by the regression equation, and the calories of a beer have a significant positive association with carbs (p<.001).

Question Files
Regression Project Requirements.pdf

Other Details about the Project/Assignment
Subjects: Statistics -> Regression Analysis
Topic: Regression Analysis in Excel using two variables
Level: College / University
Tags:

Business Statistics, Computer Applications, MS 3043, Regression Analysis, Excel, two variables

Price: $2.95

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Question Files
Regression Project Requirements.pdf

Subjects: Statistics -> Regression Analysis
Topic: Regression Analysis in Excel using two variables
Level: College / University
Tags:

Business Statistics, Computer Applications, MS 3043, Regression Analysis, Excel, two variables

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Business Statistics with Computer Applications II MS 3043

Business Statistics, Computer Applications, MS 3043, Regression Analysis, Excel, two variables

Business Statistics, Computer Applications, MS 3043, Regression Analysis, Excel, two variables