{"id":71195,"date":"2018-02-20T23:50:30","date_gmt":"2018-02-20T23:50:30","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/writemyessayfree.com\/statistics-20"},"modified":"2017-08-18T06:18:40","modified_gmt":"2017-08-18T06:18:40","slug":"statistics-20","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.benedictsol.com\/blogs\/statistics-20\/","title":{"rendered":"statistics"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><b>DUE IN 7 HOURS<\/b><\/p>\n<p><b>Assignment 3 &#8212; Hypothesis and X Variable Evaluation Due by&nbsp;&nbsp;Wednesday Feb 15.1. Copy and paste the data<\/b>&nbsp;for your company revenue and quarters in a new Minitab worksheet.&nbsp; The dates should be copied and pasted in column C1 and the revenue data should be copied for excel and pasted in column C2.&nbsp; Find the beginning quarter for each of the X variables that you have selected and paste them beginning with the first appropriate date in column 1.&nbsp; Some of the variables go back further than then revenue dates so only copy the X variable data for the relevant dates.&nbsp;<b>2. Provide a TIme series plot<\/b>&nbsp;for each selected X variable in your hypothesis statement and a time series plot of your company revenue.&nbsp; Go to the Minitab toolbar and select Graph then select Time Series Plot from the dropdown menu. &nbsp; Each of these plots can be copied and pasted into your assignment Word document submission. &nbsp;Note trend, cycle and seasonality in each plot and clearly state in the Word document if the variables show these characteristics.<b>3. Run a scatter plot for each X variable&nbsp;<\/b>with your company revenue.&nbsp; Go to Minitab Graph again and select &#8220;Scatterplot&#8221;.&nbsp;&nbsp; Be sure to select the scatter plot form &#8220;With Regression&#8221; from the dropdown menu.&nbsp; In the next menu select the company revenue data as the Y variable and then select the X variable to plot.&nbsp; Repeat this in the menu to run all of the plots at the same time.&nbsp; Copy and paste each plot (you may resize them to get several on a page) and include a statement as to whether or not the relationships are strongly, moderately or weakly linear.&nbsp; (A good linear relationship is best).<b>4. Run correlations for each variable<\/b>.&nbsp; Go to the toolbar again and select &#8220;Stat&#8221; and in the pull down menu select &#8220;Basic Statistics&#8221;.&nbsp; Under the next pulldown menu select &#8220;Correlation&#8221;.&nbsp; Beginning with your company revenue first select it and it should appear under Variables in the menu.&nbsp; Then select each of the other X variables following this.&nbsp; (note that the Display p-values should be checked).&nbsp; After all of your Y and X variables have been selected and appear under &#8220;Variables&#8221; select &#8220;OK&#8221;.&nbsp; You will then get a correlation matrix with the correlation of each X variable appearing in the first column with its p-value underneath each correlation.&nbsp; Note &#8212; p-values must be .05 or less since this is the likelihood of the correlation actually being equal to zero.&nbsp; If the p-value under the variable correlation is greater than .05 then replace the variable with another variable data series.&nbsp; Strong correlations are close to 1 or -1.&nbsp; Weaker correlations are close to zero.&nbsp; Copy the correlation matrix and place it in the Assignment Word document.&nbsp; Comment on the strength of the correlations and their respective p-values. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>DUE IN 7 HOURS Assignment 3 &#8212; Hypothesis and X Variable Evaluation Due by&nbsp;&nbsp;Wednesday Feb 15.1. 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