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    CPT Section D Quantitative Aptitude Chapter12

    CA.Dharmendra Gupta

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    Regression is the measure of

    average relationship betweentwo or more variables in termsof original units of the data

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    Regression analysis is a statistical tool

    to study the nature and extent offunctional relationship between two ormore variables and to estimate theunknown values of dependent variable.

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    The Variable Which is predictedon the basis of another variableis called Dependent variable orexplained variable

    Dependentvariable :

    :The Variable Which is used topredict another variable is calledindependent variable orexplanatory variable

    Independentvariable

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    1.Regression line facilitates to predict thevalues of a dependent variable from the given

    value of independent variable.

    2.Through Standard Error facilitates to obtain

    a measure of the error involved in using theregression line as basis for estimation.

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    3.Regression coefficients (bxy and byx)facilitates to calculate coefficient of

    determination (r2) and coefficient of correlation.

    4.Regression Analysis is highly useful tool in

    economics and business.

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    Correlation Regression

    1. Correlation measures degree and

    direction of relationship between

    variables.

    1. Regression measures nature and

    extent of average relationship

    between two or more variables.

    2.It is a relative measure showing

    association between variables.

    2.It is an absolute measure

    relationship.

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    Correlation Regression

    3. Correlation Coefficient is

    independent of both origin and

    scale.

    3. Regression Coefficient is independent of

    origin but not scale.

    4. Correlation Coefficient is

    independent of units of

    measurement.

    4.Regression Coefficient is not

    independent of units of measurement.

    5.Correlation Coefficient is

    lies between -1 and +1.

    5. Regression equation may be linear or

    non-linear .

    6. It is not forecasting device. 6.It is a forecasting device.

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    Regression line X on Y

    Where X = Dependent Variable

    Y = Independent variable

    a = intercept andb = slope

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    There are two regression coefficients byx and

    bxy

    The regression coefficient Y on X is

    The regression coefficient X on Y is

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    y

    xxy .rb

    =

    The regression coefficient X on Y is

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    Regression line Y on X

    Where Y = Dependent Variable

    X = Independent variable

    a = intercept and

    b = slope

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    Two Regression Equations.

    Product of regression coefficient.

    Signs of Regression Coefficient and correlation coefficient.

    Intersection of means.

    Slopes .

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    Value of r Angle between RegressionLines

    a) If r=0

    b) If r=+1 or -1

    Regression lines are

    perpendicular to each other.

    Regression lines are coincide

    to become identical .

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    1.Same Sign.

    2.Both cannot greater than one .

    3.Independent of origin but not of scale .

    4.Arithmetic mean of regression coefficients are greater than Correlationcoefficient.

    5.r,bxy and byx have same sign.

    6 .Correlation coefficient is the Geometric Mean (GM) b/w regressioncoefficients.

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    This property states that if the original pairs of

    variables is (x,y) and if they are changed to the pair

    (u,v), where x=a + p u and y=c +q v

    or

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    Regression line Y on X

    The two normal Equations are

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    Regression line X on Y

    The two normal Equations are

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    Yi

    = + +

    Relationship between variables is described by alinear function

    The change of the independent variable causesthe change in the dependent variable

    Dependent

    (Response)

    Variable

    Independent

    (Explanatory)

    Variable

    SlopeY-InterceptRandom Error

    a bx

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    Using Ordinary Least Squares (OLS), wecan find the values of a and b that minimizethe sum of the squared residuals:

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    X

    Advertisement Exp.

    (Rs. lakhs)

    1 2 3 4 5

    Y

    Sales

    (Rs. lakhs)

    10 20 30 40 50

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    Find out Two Regression Equations

    Calculate coefficient of correlation

    Estimate the likely sales when advertisingexpenditure is Rs.7 lakhs

    What should be the advertising expenditure if thefirm wants to attain sales target of Rs.80 lakhs

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    Regression Equation of X on Y :

    X c=a + b Y

    Then the normal Equations are

    Substituting the values in the above equations:

    15=5a+150b 550=150a+5500b

    1

    2

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    Regression Equation of Y on X :

    Yc = a + bX

    Then the normal Equations are

    Substituting the values in the above equations:

    150=5a+15b 550=15a+55b

    1

    2

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    Regression line X on Y

    Xc=0.10Y

    Regression line Yon X

    Correlation coefficient r=1.0

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    c) Sales (Y) when the advertising 7 Expenditure(X) is Rs.7lakhs

    Y=10x=10*7=70

    d) Advertising Expenditure (X) to attain sales (Y)target of 80lakhs.

    X=0.1Y=0.1*80=8.0

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    SST = SSR + SSE

    Total Sample

    Variability=

    Explained

    Variability +Unexplained

    Variability

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    SST = Total Sum of Squares Measures the variation of the Yi values around their

    mean Y

    SSR = Regression Sum of Squares Explained variation attributable to the relationship

    between X and Y

    SSE = Error Sum of Squares Variation attributable to factors other than the

    relationship between X and Y

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    Coefficient of non-determination(k2)=1-r2

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    In a partially destroyed record the following dataare available :

    Variance of x =25,

    Regression equation of X on Y : 5X-Y=22Regression equation of Y on X64X-45Y=24

    Find

    a) Mean values of X and Y ;b) Coefficient of correlation between x and Y

    c) Standard deviation of Y

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    A) the mean values of X and Y lie on theregression lines and are obtained by solving the

    given regression equations.

    Multiplying (1) by 45 ,we get

    1

    2

    3

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    Subtracting (2) from (3)

    Putting in (1), we get:

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    B) the regression equation y on x is :64x-45y=24

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    Again regression equation x on y is 5x-y=22

    +ve sign with r is taken as both the regression

    coefficients bxy and byx are positive

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    Now it is given that

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    If the relationship between x and u is u+3x=10between two other variables y and v is 2y+5v=25

    ,and the regression coefficient of y on x is known

    as 0.80,what would be the regression coefficient v

    on u ?

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    Given u+3x=10 u=10-3x

    p = -3

    2y+5v=25

    5v = 25 -2y

    v = 5 0.4 y

    q = - 0.40

    buv=( 3/0.40)0.8 =6

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    MCQs

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    (a) independent of both change of scale and origin

    (b) independent of the change of scale and not of origin

    (c)independent of the change of origin and not of scale

    (d) neither independent of change of scale nor of origin

    Answer:c

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    (a) the changes in y corresponding to a unit change in x

    (b) the changes in x corresponding to a unit change in y

    (c) the changes in xy

    (d) the changes in yx

    Answer:b

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    (a) r2= 1

    (b) r2=

    ( c) both

    (d) none of these

    Answer: c

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    (a) least squares

    (b) concurrent deviation

    (c) product moment

    (d) normal equation

    Answer: a

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    (a) r=1

    (b) r =1

    (c) r=0

    (d) (a) or (b)

    Answer:d

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    (a)Karl Pearson

    (b)A. L. Bowley

    (c)R. A. Fisher

    (d) Sir Francis Galton

    Answer:d

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    (a) +1

    (b) 1

    (c) 0

    (d) none of these

    Answer: c

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    X=50; Y=30; XY=1000;

    X2=3000; Y2=180;n=12,the value of byx will be

    (a) 0.6132

    (b)1.3636

    (C) 0.3090

    (d) none of these

    Answer:d

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    A)1

    B)2

    C) Any number

    D)3

    Answer:B

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    A)2

    B)-1

    C)1

    D)0

    Answer:D

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    A)+1

    B)-1

    C)0

    D)3

    Answer:C

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    A)+1.25

    B)-1.25

    C)+1.26

    D)-1.24

    Answer:(A)

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    A) Correlation

    B) Regression

    C) Both

    D) None

    Answer:B

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    17. Two lines of regression are given by 5x+7y22=0 and 6x+2y22=0. If the variance of y is 15,

    find the standard deviation of x?

    A) 2

    B)

    C)

    D) None of these

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    a) 2,1

    b) 2,2

    c) 1,2

    d) 1,1Answer:A

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    A) True

    B) False

    C) Both

    D) None of these

    Answer:a

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    The two regression lines obtained from certain datawere y = x + 5 and 16x = 9y 94.

    Find the variance of x if variance of y is 16.

    A) 4/16

    B) 9

    C) 1

    D) 5/16

    Answee;B

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