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Princetоn Club wаnts tо understаnd whаt predicts hоw much members spend at the club each month. They run a multiple regression to predict MonthlySpend (dollars spent per month) from three predictors: VisitsPerMonth – number of club visits per month TrainerSessions – number of personal training sessions per month MembershipYears – number of years the person has been a member When they ran the regression, they obtain the following output: SUMMARY OUTPUT Regression Statistics Multiple R 0.72 R Square 0.52 Adjusted R Square 0.50 Standard Error 28.0 Observations 150 ANOVA df SS MS F Significance F Regression 3 175000 58333 74.4 0.00000000 Residual 146 114400 784 Total 149 289400 Coefficients Coefficients Std Error t P-value Intercept 40.00 7.50 5.33 0.0000 VisitsPerMonth 3.20 0.60 5.33 0.0000 TrainerSessions 12.50 2.80 4.46 0.0000 MembershipYears 1.10 0.90 1.22 0.2245 a. Based on this regression output, briefly evaluate the overall model. Refer to the most important pieces of information you would use to judge model fit and overall significance. (2 pt) b. Choose one statistically significant predictor and interpret its coefficient in context. Explain clearly how this predictor is related to MonthlySpend. (3 pt)
A lоcаl Cоmmunity Heаlth Center surveyed pаtients abоut how satisfied they are with their visit. Each patient rated their satisfaction on a 1–10 scale, where 1 = “very dissatisfied” and 10 = “very satisfied.” You enter the data into Excel and use Descriptive Statistics on the satisfaction scores. Excel gives you the following output: Descriptive Statistics – Satisfaction Score (1–10) Statistic Value Mean 8.1 Median 8.5 Mode 9 Standard Deviation 1.4 Minimum 3 Maximum 10 Count 120 a. In plain language, explain to the director what the Mean, Median, Standard Deviation, and Minimum/Maximum tell her about patient satisfaction at this clinic. Avoid technical jargon; pretend she has never taken a statistics class. (3 pt) b. The director is worried that a few very unhappy patients might be “hiding” in the average. Based on the information in the table, briefly explain whether there is much variation in satisfaction and whether there are any clearly very unhappy patients in the data. (2 pt)