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Fergusson College , Pune – 4.

Department of Computer Science.

Statistics Practical Paper III


F.Y.B.Sc(CS) STC1203

Multiple regression

Q.1 The sale of a product in lakhs of rupees(X3) is


expected to be influenced by two variables namely the
advertising expenditure X1( in ‘000 Rs.) and the number
of sales persons X2 in a region. Sample data on 8 regions
of a state has the following results.

Area X1 X2 X3
1 30 11 110
2 40 10 80
3 20 7 70
4 50 15 120
5 60 19 150
6 40 12 90
7 20 8 70
8 60 14 120

i. Fit the least square regression plane of X3 on X1


and X2.
ii. Calculate the partial correlation coefficient r 31.2
iii. Calculate the multiple correlation coefficient R 3.12

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