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IDSpending ($)Duration (minutes)AgeGender (0=male, 1=female)Travel (minutes)Dietary PreferenceMember?
1652118015RegularYes
226425020RegularNo
3443117015RegularNo
4313348010Low-carbNo
55928025Low-fatYes
6954755040RegularNo
7123533020Low-fatYes
81254351035Low-carbNo
9872505RegularYes
10851832010Low-carbNo
11804929025RegularNo
121026128050RegularNo
13893630015Low-carbNo
14684819060Low-fatNo
151225762010Low-carbNo
16735630135Low-fatYes
171886840170RegularYes
182564751125Low-carbNo
191135345130Low-fatYes
2088396815Low-fatYes
211885729110Low-carbYes
22762730130Low-fatNo
231976747145Low-carbYes
24993033120RegularYes
252386190115Low-carbNo
26475216130Low-fatYes
271662643140Low-carbYes
28855136160Low-fatYes
291596471145RegularYes
302005048120Low-fatNo

RegularLow-fatLow-carb
65531
2612125
446885
957389
8113122
8088256
10276188
18847197
9985238
159200166

Bumble, after watching Bimble’s analysis, wants to predict the amount of spending ($) from customers’ duration of stay (minutes), age (years), and gender (0 = male, 1 = female) according to the sample data.

6-1 Run an appropriate regression model and report the coefficients below. (select from the dropdown)

*If a variable should not be used, select the number "0" (zero).

Spending ($) = [ Select ] ["0", "-27.00", "-20.59", "-19.77", "-2.776", "5.0422"] + [ Select ] ["0", "1.048", "1.056", "1.236", "1.266", "1.282"] Duration + [ Select ] ["0", "1.008", "1.098", "1.281", "1.299", "1.364"] Age + [ Select ] ["0", "45.23", "45.38", "46.40", "70.30", "77.24"] Gender + [ Select ] ["0", "-0.052", "0.036", "0.140", "0.950", "18.71"] Travel + [ Select ] ["0", "-48.93", "-40.64", "-2.607", "-2.181", "18.64"] Member

6-2 Bimble spends 40 minutes shopping at Bumble’s store. She is 22 years old and has a membership at the store.

What is her estimated amount of spending, approximately? (select from the dropdown)

$ [ Select ] ["0", "20", "40", "60", "80", "100", "120", "140", "160", "180", "200", "220", "240", "260", "280", "300"]

6-3 Bumble finds a series of t-test results next to the slope values in the Excel regression output.

What can we conclude for each of the following variables according to the output at α = 0.05?

Duration has [ Select ] ["no linear relationship", "a positive linear relationship", "a negative linear relationship"] with the amount of spending while holding the other predictors constant.

Age has [ Select ] ["no linear relationship", "a positive linear relationship", "a negative linear relationship"] with the amount of spending while holding the other predictors constant.

Travel has [ Select ] ["no linear relationship", "a positive linear relationship", "a negative linear relationship"] with the amount of spending while holding the other predictors constant.



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6-1 Run an appropriate regression model and report the coefficients below:

Spending ($) = -20.59 + 1.236 * Duration + 1.281 * Age + 46.40 * Gender + 0.140 * Travel - 2.607 * Member

6-2 Bimble spends 40 minutes shopping at Bumble’s store. She is 22 years old and has a membership at the store.
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