Marie Valerie Y.

Ruayana

MM-TM

a. the descriptive statistics using the sum command.

Pie Sales and Price

The variable Pie sales has a mean of

399.333, standard Deviation of
63.52352, with a min of 300 and Max
of 490.

The variable price has a mean of

6.613333, Standard Deviation of
1.171609, min of 4.5 and max of 8.

Pie Sales and Advertising

The variable Pie sales has a mean of

399.333, standard Deviation of
63.52352, with a min of 300 and Max
of 490.

The variable advertising has a mean

of 3.48, Standard Deviation of .
4887301, min of 2.7 and max of 4.5.
b. scatter plot of the Pie_Sales and Price and Pie_Sales and Advertising

There is no correlation There is a positive

between the two variables. correlation between the variables.

c. correlation between the variables

The Pie sales and price are

negatively correlated.

The Pie sales and Advertising are

positively correlated.
d. regression between i. Pie_Sales and Price and ii. Pie_Sales and Price and Advertising

Regression for Pie Sales and Price: Is for every 1 unit increase in the Price there is a corresponding
-24.03386 decrease in the Pie sales.

The R-squared

0.1965 explained by the variable price of the dependent variable pie sales, there are other variable that
can explain the pie sales.

Regression for Pie Sales and Advertising: Is for every 1 unit increase in the Advertising there is a
corresponding 72.30861 increase in the Pie sales.

The R-squared

0.3095 explained by the variable Advertising of the dependent variable pie sales, there are other
variable that can explain the pie sales.
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