Reference no: EM131699787
Rail Distance and Transportation Problem
The table below shows observations of transportation time and distance for a sample of 10 rail shipments made by an automobile parts supplier to its customers. The manager of the auto supplier's Logistics Department wants to use the data to predict transit time for future shipments.
Table: Sample Observations of Rail Distance and Transportation Times for 10 Shipments by a Parts Supplier
Customer
|
Rail Distance to
Destination (Miles)
X
|
Transportation
Time (Days)
Y
|
Muller Auto Supply
|
210
|
5
|
Taylor Ford
|
290
|
7
|
Auto Supply House
|
350
|
6
|
Parts N'Spares
|
480
|
11
|
Jones and Sons
|
490
|
8
|
Hausman Autoparts
|
730
|
11
|
Des Moines Parts
|
780
|
12
|
Pete's Parts
|
850
|
8
|
Smith Dodge
|
920
|
15
|
Gulf Distributors
|
1010
|
12
|
a. Specify the estimated regression line.
b. What is the standard error of the estimate?
c. What is the coefficient of determination?
d. Test the hypothesis that the slope of the regression line equals zero (use a=0.05).
e. Specify the 95% prediction interval for the "next" value of Y when the rail distance to destination is 1010 miles.
f. Specify the 95% confidence interval for mean response when the rail distance to destination is 1010 miles.
g. Is the model apt? Why or why not?
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Attachment:- DataSet.rar
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