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-A researcher is investigating whether exercise, age, and percent body fat could be good predictors of resting pulse rate. She selects a random sample of women and for each woman records their resting pulse rate, the amount they exercise (on a scale of 1 to 10), age, and percent body fat. The results are shown in the table.
(a) Construct the correlation matrix. Is there any reason to be concerned with collinearity? Is this what you would expect?
(b) Find the least squares regression equation , where is Exercise, is Age, is Percent body fat, and is the response variable "resting pulse rate".
(c) Test versus : at least one of the at the level of significance.
(d) Test the hypotheses versus versus , and versus : at the level of significance.
Should any of the explanatory variables be removed from the model? If so, which one? Why?
(e) Determine the least squares regression equation with the explanatory variable identified in part (d) removed.
(f) Are both slope coefficients significantly different from zero? Is this what you would expect? If appropriate, remove an explanatory variable and compute the new least squares regression equation.
(g) What is the P-value for your final regression equation? What does this imply?
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