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    This document summarizes the results of a regression analysis with Spending as the dependent variable and Salary as the independent variable. The regression model was statistically significant and Salary explained 69.7% of the variance in Spending. For every 1 rupee increase in Salary, Spending increased by 0.211 rupees on average. The regression equation was: Spending = -1434 + 0.211 * Salary

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    This document summarizes the results of a regression analysis with Spending as the dependent variable and Salary as the independent variable. The regression model was statistically significant and Salary explained 69.7% of the variance in Spending. For every 1 rupee increase in Salary, Spending increased by 0.211 rupees on average. The regression equation was: Spending = -1434 + 0.211 * Salary

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    This document summarizes the results of a regression analysis with Spending as the dependent variable and Salary as the independent variable. The regression model was statistically significant and Salary explained 69.7% of the variance in Spending. For every 1 rupee increase in Salary, Spending increased by 0.211 rupees on average. The regression equation was: Spending = -1434 + 0.211 * Salary

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    Regression

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    Adeel Nasir
    This document summarizes the results of a regression analysis with Spending as the dependent variable and Salary as the independent variable. The regression model was statistically significant and Salary explained 69.7% of the variance in Spending. For every 1 rupee increase in Salary, Spending increased by 0.211 rupees on average. The regression equation was: Spending = -1434 + 0.211 * Salary

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    Regression

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    Output Created 04-Apr-2011 08:49:28

    Comments

    Input Active Dataset DataSet0

    Filter <none>

    Weight <none>

    Split File <none>

    N of Rows in Working Data


    51
    File

    Missing Value Handling Definition of Missing User-defined missing values are


    treated as missing.

    Cases Used Statistics are based on cases with no


    missing values for any variable used.

    Syntax REGRESSION
    /MISSING LISTWISE
    /STATISTICS COEFF OUTS R
    ANOVA
    /CRITERIA=PIN(.05) POUT(.10)
    /NOORIGIN
    /DEPENDENT Spending
    /METHOD=ENTER Salary
    /RESIDUALS DURBIN.

    Resources Processor Time 00:00:00.047

    Elapsed Time 00:00:00.046

    Memory Required 1348 bytes

    Additional Memory Required


    0 bytes
    for Residual Plots

    [DataSet0] 
    Variables Entered/Removedb

    Variables Variables
    Model Entered Removed Method

    1 Salarya . Enter

    a. All requested variables entered.

    b. Dependent Variable: Spending

    Model Summaryb

    Adjusted R Std. Error of the


    Model R R Square Square Estimate Durbin-Watson

    1 .835a .697 .691 586.713 1.522

    a. Predictors: (Constant), Salary

    b. Dependent Variable: Spending

    ANOVAb

    Model Sum of Squares df Mean Square F Sig.

    1 Regression 3.876E7 1 3.876E7 112.594 .000a

    Residual 1.687E7 49 344232.410

    Total 5.563E7 50

    a. Predictors: (Constant), Salary

    b. Dependent Variable: Spending

    Coefficientsa

    Standardized
    Unstandardized Coefficients Coefficients

    Model B Std. Error Beta t Sig.

    1 (Constant) -1434.246 490.469 -2.924 .005

    Salary .211 .020 .835 10.611 .000

    a. Dependent Variable: Spending


    Residuals Statisticsa

    Minimum Maximum Mean Std. Deviation N

    Predicted Value 2377.63 7303.90 3696.61 880.439 51

    Residual -1.139E3 1246.634 .000 580.816 51

    Std. Predicted Value -1.498 4.097 .000 1.000 51

    Std. Residual -1.941 2.125 .000 .990 51

    a. Dependent Variable: Spending

    Regression Line

    y = α + βx

    Y= -1434 + .211x

    S.E = (490.69) (0.020)

    T = (-2.924) (10.611)

    R2= .697

    Where

    Y = Spending

    X= salary

    Where α= -1434 indicate the autonomous effect on Salary without the effect of spending which is the
    independent variable. β= .211 means that one rupee increase or decrease in salary will increase or decrease
    salary by .211 rupee

    R2= .697 indicate the overall good fit of the model, which means that 69.7% change in Spending is due to
    Salary.

    ESS = 3.876, means variation in the dependent variable due to the variation made in the independent variable,
    which is spending

    RSS = 1.687, Means variation in the dependent variable other the independent variable.

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