4.73
4.74
y = 3.3x + 315.5
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y = 71.654x + 263.4
= 0.5437
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4.75a
b The slope coefficient is 14,771; home attendance increases on average by 14,771 for each win. 7.53% of the
variation in home attendance is explained by the variation in the number of wins.
4.76a
4.77
b The slope coefficient is 2278; away attendance increases on average by 2278 for each win.
4.78
b The slope coefficient is 4747; away attendance increases on average by 4746 for each win.
4.79a
a. The slope coefficient is negative, which means theoretically that the more one spends the fewer the team wins.
4.80
a. The slope coefficient is .0428; for each million dollars in payroll the number of wins increases on average by
4.81a
b
4.82a
b
of wins.
4.83
a. The slope coefficient is .6812; the cost of one more win is 1 million/.6812 = $1.468 million.
b. The coefficient of determination is R2 = .3335; 33.35% of the variation in wins is explained by the variation in
payroll.
4.84
4.85a
b
4.86a
b
The slope coefficient is 1277, which means that away attendance increases by 1277 for each additional win. The
coefficient of determination is R2 = .4407; 44.07% of the variation in away attendance is explained by the variation
in wins.
4.87
4.88
4.89a
b
The slope coefficient is 459, which means that away attendance increases by 459 for each additional win. The
coefficient of determination is R2 = .0541; 5.41% of the variation in away attendance is explained by the variation in
wins.
4.90a
b
4.91
4.92 Correlation matrix
4.93 Correlation matrix
4.94 AXP: 1.8458, .4470
4.96 HD :.8741, .4343
4.97 MSFT: .9643, .5229
4.101 MRK: .5916; PFE: .7097; UNH: .9042; Mean = .7352
4.102ABX: 1.0005, .1604
4.106 ECA: 1.4072; ENB: .7414; SU: 1.7375; Mean = 1.2954
4.107 BCE: .7991; RCL.B: .4403: T: .3757; Mean = .5384
4.108 AMZN: .9488, .3139
4.112 COST: .5766; DLTR: .2858; SPLS: .9162; Mean = .5929
4.113 CSCO: 1.1480; INTC: .9637; ORCL: 1.4069; Mean = 1.1729
4.114
4.115
y = 116.53x – 369.93
= 0.9334
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