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The information of investment (in lakh ₹) and its market price (In lakh ₹) after six months in share market in last seven years for a Mutual Fund Company is obtained as follows:

ParticularsInvestment (Lakh ₹) xxMarket price after six months (Lakh ₹) yy
Mean4050
Variance100256

Correlation Coefficient =0.5= 0.5

Obtain the regression line YY on XX and estimate the market price in the share market after six months if there is an investment of ₹45 Lakh in a year.

OR

State properties of regression coefficient. Also state the point through which a regression line always passes.

Gujarat GsebGujarat Board (GSEB) HSC Commerce Board 2023Subjective· 3mImportance★★★★★
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Sx=10,Sy=16S_x=10,S_y=16; byx=rSySx=0.5×1.6=0.8b_{yx}=r\frac{S_y}{S_x}=0.5\times1.6=0.8; y−50=0.8(x−40)⇒y=0.8x+18y-50=0.8(x-40)\Rightarrow y=0.8x+18; x=45⇒y=54x=45\Rightarrow y=54. OR: properties of regression coefficients + line passes through (xˉ,yˉ)(\bar x,\bar y).

Main part: Given xˉ=40, yˉ=50\bar x=40,\ \bar y=50, variance of x=100⇒Sx=10x=100\Rightarrow S_x=10, variance of y=256⇒Sy=16y=256\Rightarrow S_y=16, and r=0.5r=0.5.

byx=r⋅SySx=0.5×1610=0.5×1.6=0.8.b_{yx}=r\cdot\frac{S_y}{S_x}=0.5\times\frac{16}{10}=0.5\times1.6=0.8.

Regression line of YY on XX through (xˉ,yˉ)=(40,50)(\bar x,\bar y)=(40,50):

y−50=0.8(x−40)  ⇒  y=0.8x−32+50=0.8x+18.y-50=0.8(x-40)\;\Rightarrow\;y=0.8x-32+50=0.8x+18.

Estimate the market price for an investment of x=45x=45 lakh:

y=0.8(45)+18=36+18=54.y=0.8(45)+18=36+18=54.

So the estimated market price after six months is ₹54 lakh.

OR part — properties of regression coefficients:

  1. Both regression coefficients byxb_{yx} and bxyb_{xy} have the same sign (both positive or both negative), which is also the sign of rr.
  2. The correlation coefficient is the geometric mean of the two: r=±byx⋅bxyr=\pm\sqrt{b_{yx}\cdot b_{xy}}. …

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