1. Perform a simple regression.2. Perform a multiple regression.3. Interpret the results of simple and multiple regressions.________________________________________IntroductionIn Week Four the focus will be on single and multiple regressions. Predicting the future is a central requirement in business decision-making. Managers use existing data to predict the future values of other variables of interest. For example, marketing data is used to predict future sales. In Chapter 9 students will examine how to conduct a simple and multiple regression analysis and apply it to the business environment. The idea that variables correlate because they share common information is a powerful concept to be examined this week.________________________________________Required ResourcesRequired Text1. Tanner, D., & Youssef â Morgan, C. (2013). Statistics for Managers. San Diego, CA: Bridgepoint Education, Inc.This text is a Constellation⢠course digital materials (CDM) title.a. Chapter 9- Simple Regression: Predicting One Variable from Anotherb. Chapter 10- Multiple Regression: Using More than One Predictor1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Simple Regression AnalysisUse the data in the chart to answer the questions below. The data indicates the number of âsick daysâ appliance installers take during a three month period, and the number of complaints filed by customers during the same interval. Use the Analysis Toolpak in Excel to perform this simple regression and answer the questions.a. Is the correlation between number of sick days and number of customer complaints statistically significant?Sick days (x) Complaints (y) 2 3 5 6 4 5 1 3 3 4 5 7 4 4 6 9 30 41 b.What is the best prediction for the number of complaints that will be registered for an installer who takes five sick days during the period? Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-valueIntercept(s) Sick day Multiple Regressions AnalysisDevelop a multiple linear regression equation that describes the relationship between tenure and the other variables in the chart above. Use the Analysis Toolpak located in Excel to perform this multiple regression. Do these two variables explain a reasonable amount of the variation in the dependent variable?QuizTo complete the following quiz, go to this week’s Quiz link in the left navigation.This quiz consists of 10 questions. The amount of time the quiz will take to complete will vary by individual.________________________________________AssignmentTo complete the following assignment, go to this week’s Assignment link in the left navigation.Problem Set Week FourComplete the problems below and submit your work in one Word document. Be sure to show all of your work and clearly label all calculations. Calculations completed in Excel must be copied and pasted into a single Word document. No Excel documents will be graded.TIP: For help copying and pasting information from Excel to Word go to http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word-help/copy-excel-data-or-charts-to-word-HP010198874.aspx or watch the âExcel Tips – Tip#48: Copy from Excel to Wordâ found in Week One Recommended Resources.ASSIGNMENT1. Problem OneThe manager of a catering company is using the number of people in the party to predict the cost of the drinks that are required for the event. The following are the data for 12 recently catered events:Event Number of People Cost of Drinks1 12 242 14 303 15 364 18 385 20 656 16 447 14 368 13 309 18 3910 19 7611 20 8012 22 852. Complete the calculations below using this data. Show all of your work and clearly label each of your calculations. a. Provide a scatterplotb. Calculate a linear regressionc. Calculate the residualsd. Calculate the correlation between the two variablese. Calculate the mean, median, and standard deviation of the number of people and cost of drinksProblem TwoYou are a real estate agent and you are trying to predict home prices for your clients that want to list their house for sale. You have a very small city without much data. You will need to use the data that you have available for the past year on homes that have been sold.Complete the calculations below using this data. Show all of your work and clearly label each of your calculations.Conduct a multiple regression analysis to predict home prices. In your analysis complete the following:a. Calculate the multiple regression analysis and report your data.b. Determine the list price for your clientâs home if it has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and 1900 square footage. Provide your analysis and show all of your calculations.1. Question : With reference to problem 1, what statistic determines the correlation of experience with productivity, controlling for age in experience? Student Answer: The regression coefficient. The standard error of the estimate. The semi-partial correlation. The multiple correlation. 2. Question : In a problem where interest rates and growth of the economy are used to predict consumer spending, which of the following will increase prediction error? Student Answer: More homogeneous data. A small sample. Reducing the number of predictors. Adding more data on interest rates. 3. Question : With reference to problem 3, how is the regression constant or the a value interpreted? Student Answer: It indicates the amount of error in the prediction. It gauges the number of computers when efficiency is zero. Office efficiency with no computers, controlling for the number of workers. Number of workers, controlling for number of computers in the office. 4. Question : Which of the following is a problem in simple regression? Student Answer: What is the correlation between years of experience and productivity? Is there a significant difference in job satisfaction between men and women? Can age predict length of tenure in a position? What is the proportion of variance in productivity explained by experience? 5. Question : In a problem where average temperature and number of daylight hours are used to predict energy consumption in homes, what does the standard error of multiple estimate gauge? Student Answer: Prediction error The value of the first predictor. The error in the second predictor. The correlation of the criterion with the predictors. 6. Question : What does âshrinkageâ mean in reference to regression solutions? Student Answer: A reduction in the error term. The solution works less well with new data. The sample size has been reduced. A reduction in the number of predictor variables. 7. Question : The degree to which years of education and years of experience together correlate with annual salary is indicated in multiple correlation. Student Answer: True False 8. Question : The criterion variable in regression is the variable used to predict the value of y. Student Answer: True False9. Question : Which of the following are consistent with the requirements of simple regression? Student Answer: Using sales volume to predict dollar profits. Using the sales associateâs ranking to predict job satisfaction. Using the employeeâs gender to predict their productivity ranking. Using the employeeâs gender to predict marital status. 10. Question : Larger sample diminish the standard error of the estimate. Student Answer: True False