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528 CHAPTER 10 MULTIPLE REGRESSION AND CORRELATION<br />

Infant<br />

Creatinine<br />

Excretion<br />

(mg/day)<br />

Y<br />

Weight (kg)<br />

X 1<br />

Height (cm)<br />

X 2<br />

18 95 9 71<br />

19 70 6 62<br />

20 120 10 75<br />

(a) Find the multiple regression equation describing the relationship among these variables.<br />

(b) Compute R 2 and do an analysis of variance.<br />

(c) Let X 1 ¼ 10 and X 2 ¼ 60 and find the predicted value of Y.<br />

9. A study was conducted to examine those variables thought to be related to the job satisfaction of<br />

nonprofessional hospital employees. A random sample of 15 employees gave the following<br />

results:<br />

Score on Job<br />

Satisfaction<br />

Test (Y)<br />

Coded<br />

Intelligence<br />

Score<br />

(X 1 )<br />

Index of<br />

Personal<br />

Adjustment<br />

(X 2 )<br />

54 15 8<br />

37 13 1<br />

30 15 1<br />

48 15 7<br />

37 10 4<br />

37 14 2<br />

31 8 3<br />

49 12 7<br />

43 1 9<br />

12 3 1<br />

30 15 1<br />

37 14 2<br />

61 14 10<br />

31 9 1<br />

31 4 5<br />

(a) Find the multiple regression equation describing the relationship among these variables.<br />

(b) Compute the coefficient of multiple determination and do an analysis of variance.<br />

(c) Let X 1 ¼ 10 and X 2 ¼ 5 and find the predicted value of Y.<br />

10. A medical research team obtained the index of adiposity, basal insulin, and basal glucose values on 21<br />

normal subjects. The results are shown in the following table. The researchers wished to investigate<br />

the strength of the association among these variables.

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