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Minitab was used to fit the complete second-order modeE(y)=β0+β1x1+β2x2+β3x1x2+β4x12+β5x22to n = 39 data points. The printout is shown on the next page.

a. Is there sufficient evidence to indicate that at least one of the parameters—β1,β2,β3,β4, andβ1,β2,β3,β4—is nonzero? Test usingα=0.05.

b. TestH0:β4=0againstHa:β40. Useα=0.01.

c. TestH0:β5=0againstHa:β50. Useα=0.01.

d. Use graphs to explain the consequences of the tests in parts b and c.

Short Answer

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a. At 95% significance level, it can be concluded β1=β2=β3=β4=β5=0.

b. At 99% significance level, it can be concluded that β4=0.

c. At 99% significance level, it can be concluded that β5=0.

d. A straight line can be drawn relating y to x1holding x2constant or the other way round.

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01

Goodness of fit

H0:β1=β2=β3=β4=β5=0

Ha:at least one of the parameters β1, β2, β3,β4 andβ5 are non-zero.

Here, F test statistic =SSEn-K+1=251.8134=7.406

H0is rejected if F – statistics < F0.05,34,34. For α=0.05, since 7.406 > 1.843.

Not sufficient evidence to rejectH0 at 95% confidence interval.

Therefore,β1=β2=β3=β4=β5=0

02

Significance of β4

H0:β4=0Ha:β40

Here, t-test statistic=β^4sβ^4=-0.00430.0004=-10.75

Value oft0.005,34is 2.728

H0is rejected if t statistic > t0.005,34. For α=0.01, since t <t0.05,199

Not sufficient evidence to rejectH0 at a 95% confidence interval.

Thus,β4=0

03

Significance of β5

H0:β5=0Ha:β50

Here, t-test statistic=β^5sβ^5=0.00200.0033=0.6060

Value oft0.05,34is 2.728

H0is rejected if t statistic > t0.005,34. For α=0.01, since t <t0.005,34

Not sufficient evidence to reject at a 95% confidence interval.

So, β5=0.

04

Interpretation for second-order model

Since, the value ofβ4=0andβ5=0at 99% confidence level, this means that the parabola does not have a curvature and it essentially is a straight line.

Here, a straight line can be drawn relating y toholdingx2constant or the other way round.

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