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I have given all needed to answer, I am just unsure of the answer. I only need t

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I have given all needed to answer, I am just unsure of the answer. I only need the number 44 answered please. Thanks in advance.

Blood pressure is an important health variable to keep track of. However, the ability to measure blood pressure requires skill or expensive equipment. If we could accurately predict blood pressure using other variables that are easier to measure we could track health in an inexpensive way. Based on some previous research, I decide to see if I could use an individual’s height, arm circumference, and age to predict their blood pressure. Here is the data collected, now I need you to run the statistics for me.

ID

Blood Pressure (mmHg)

Height (cm)

Arm Circumference (cm)

Age (years)

1

113

167.0

37.0

26

2

117

193.5

36.4

25

3

119

167.3

31.8

24

4

94

150.1

31.0

27

5

114

185.0

40.4

25

6

107

166.0

30.4

21

7

114

168.7

42.2

25

8

97

181.5

44.0

23

9

113

175.9

29.5

20

10

114

174.0

35.0

25

11

94

152.8

39.1

23

12

130

163.0

36.1

23

13

114

155.9

25.5

26

14

99

165.7

32.5

19

15

118

162.3

27.7

22

16

106

176.5

30.0

23

17

96

166.0

28.0

32

18

121

162.1

28.2

20

19

104

156.6

26.5

19

20

122

158.9

41.7

22

Which test should you run?

Z-test

Chi-square goodness of fit test

Multiple Regression

Correlation

Chi-square test of independence

Does the regression model significantly improve the ability to predict blood pressure over just guessing the average value?

Yes

No

Copy and paste the table that contains the information you used to answer question 42.

ANOVAa

Model

Sum of Squares

df

Mean Square

F

Sig.

1

Regression

138.372

3

46.124

.397

.757b

Residual

1859.828

16

116.239

Total

1998.200

19

a. Dependent Variable: BP

b. Predictors: (Constant), Arm, Age, Height

44. What percentage of variance in blood pressure is explained by the regression model?

ID

Blood Pressure (mmHg)

Height (cm)

Arm Circumference (cm)

Age (years)

1

113

167.0

37.0

26

2

117

193.5

36.4

25

3

119

167.3

31.8

24

4

94

150.1

31.0

27

5

114

185.0

40.4

25

6

107

166.0

30.4

21

7

114

168.7

42.2

25

8

97

181.5

44.0

23

9

113

175.9

29.5

20

10

114

174.0

35.0

25

11

94

152.8

39.1

23

12

130

163.0

36.1

23

13

114

155.9

25.5

26

14

99

165.7

32.5

19

15

118

162.3

27.7

22

16

106

176.5

30.0

23

17

96

166.0

28.0

32

18

121

162.1

28.2

20

19

104

156.6

26.5

19

20

122

158.9

41.7

22

Explanation / Answer

a) we use Multiple regression model

No  regression model significantly improve the ability to predict blood pressure.

from the table

F cal=0.397

and Pvalue=0.757 >0.05, hence model is not significant.

44) R square=SSR/SST= 0.069=7%

7 % of variance in blood pressure is explained by the regression model