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QMET 251 Final Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed Latest Update A predictive tool that takes past values of two or more variables to build an equation that is used to predict future values of one of the variables. - Answers Regression Analysis An associative tool that measures the strength and direction (positive or negative) of the relationship between two (or more) variables; but it is not used to make forecasts. - Answers Correlation Analysis While in _____ the emphasis is on predicting one variable from the other. - Answers regression In _____ the interest is directional, one variable is predicted and the other is the predictor. - Answers regression While in _____ the emphasis is on the degree to which a linear model may describe the relationship between two variables. - Answers correlation In _____ the interest is non-directional, the relationship is the critical aspect. - Answers correlation Remember that correlation does not mean - Answers causation.. One can not draw cause and effect conclusions based on correlation. There are two reasons why we can not make causal statements - Answers 1. We don't know the direction of the cause - Does X cause Y or does Y cause X? 2. A third variable "Z" may be involved that is responsible for the covariance between X and Y Which variable is being predicted or estimated? - Answers Dependent variable (y) Which variable provides the basis for estimation? - Answers Independent variable (x) Which variable is the predictor variable? - Answers Independent (x) Which variable is the variable used to forecast the other variable? - Answers Independent (x) is used to forecast dependent (y) What is the y and x between sales and advertising? - Answers Sales [dependent] (y) depends on advertising [independent] (x) Which relationship between x and y is direct? - Answers positive relationship (moving in same direction) Which relationship between x and y is inverse? - Answers negative relationship (moving in opposite direction) Which relationship exists with any increase in the independent variable (x), we except the

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A predictive tool that takes past values of two or more variables to build an equation that is
used to predict future values of one of the variables. - Answers Regression Analysis

An associative tool that measures the strength and direction (positive or negative) of the
relationship between two (or more) variables; but it is not used to make forecasts. - Answers
Correlation Analysis

While in _____ the emphasis is on predicting one variable from the other. - Answers regression

In _____ the interest is directional, one variable is predicted and the other is the predictor. -
Answers regression

While in _____ the emphasis is on the degree to which a linear model may describe the
relationship between two variables. - Answers correlation

In _____ the interest is non-directional, the relationship is the critical aspect. - Answers
correlation

Remember that correlation does not mean - Answers causation.. One can not draw cause and
effect conclusions based on correlation.

There are two reasons why we can not make causal statements - Answers 1. We don't know the
direction of the cause - Does X cause Y or does Y cause X?

2. A third variable "Z" may be involved that is responsible for the covariance between X and Y

Which variable is being predicted or estimated? - Answers Dependent variable (y)

Which variable provides the basis for estimation? - Answers Independent variable (x)

Which variable is the predictor variable? - Answers Independent (x)

Which variable is the variable used to forecast the other variable? - Answers Independent (x) is
used to forecast dependent (y)

What is the y and x between sales and advertising? - Answers Sales [dependent] (y) depends on
advertising [independent] (x)

Which relationship between x and y is direct? - Answers positive relationship (moving in same
direction)

Which relationship between x and y is inverse? - Answers negative relationship (moving in
opposite direction)

Which relationship exists with any increase in the independent variable (x), we except the
dependent variable to increase as well vise versa? - Answers positive relationship

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