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Correlation Between Salary and Expenses
Correlation Between Salary and Expenses
EXPENSES
Expense is dependent variable= X
Salary is independent variable= Y
n=
YEAR
(XY)
(000)
(000)
(000)
(000)
(000)
1993
20
400
15
225
300
1995
35
1225
28
784
980
1997
40
1600
33
1089
1320
1999
52
2704
43
1849
2236
2001
65
4225
55
3025
3575
2003
80
6400
66
4356
5280
2005
90
8100
75
5625
6750
2007
90
8100
78
6084
7020
2009
150
22500
110
12100
16500
2011
180
32400
130
16900
23400
2013
200
40000
130
16900
26000
=689
=933
37
61
n=
11
1002
=
127654
= 763
Answer:
r =0.98850
The relationship between salary and expense are POSITIVE STRONG relation.
i.e, 0.8 0.98850 1
SCATTER DIAGRAM:
ILLUSTRATION:
There is a positive strong relation between salary and expense, which is obvious
from above positive slope scatter diagram. An increase in salary would be a
accompanied by an increase in expense. In other word we can say these two
quantities i.e expense and salary have a direct relation and are directly related to
each other.
(000)
YEAR
(000)
(XY)
(000)
1993
16
15
225
60
1995
25
28
784
140
1997
36
33
1089
198
1999
36
43
1849
258
2001
49
55
3025
385
2003
49
66
4356
462
2005
64
75
5625
600
2007
81
78
6084
702
2009
81
110
12100
990
2011
2013
9
9
81
81
130
130
16900
16900
1170
1170
=689
=61
=
n=11
= 79
599
Answer:
r =0.9206
= 763
37
35
The relationship between family members and expense are POSITIVE STRONG
relation.
i.e, 0.8 0.9206 1
SCATTER DIAGRAM:
ILLUSTRATION:
There is a positive strong relation between family members and expense, which is
obvious from above positive slope scatter diagram. An increase in family members
would be accompanied by an increase in expense. In other words we can say these
two quantities i.e expense and family members have a direct relation and are
directly related to each other.
(000)
n = YEAR
(000)
(XY)
(000)
1993
34.77
1208.953
15
225
521.55
1995
43.56
1897.474
28
784
1219.68
1997
54.03
2919.241
33
1089
1782.99
1999
60.03
3603.601
43
1849
2581.29
2001
64.57
4169.285
55
3025
3551.35
2003
68.19
4649.876
66
4356
4500.54
2005
80.18
6428.832
75
5625
6013.5
2007
92.26
8511.908
78
6084
7196.28
2009
120.64
14554.01
110
12100
13270.4
2011
152.78
23341.73
130
16900
19861.4
2013
185.32
34343.5
130
16900
24091.6
=689
=84590.
37
58
=956.
n=11
33
=
= 105628.4
763
Answer:
r =0.96210
The relationship between infilation rate and expense are POSITIVE STRONG
relation.
i.e, 0.8 0.96210 1
SCATTER DIAGRAM:
ILLUSTRATION:
There is a positive strong relation between infilation rate and expense, which is
obvious from above positive slope scatter diagram. An increase in infilation rate
would be accompanied by an increase in expense. In other words we can say these
two quantities i.e expense and infilation rate have a direct relation and are directly
related to each other.
TOPIC:
CORRELATION
CASE:
Within an organization, management changes the salary packages of its employees.
The data of one employee Mr. Qadeer is available from 1993 to 2013. The data
has three independent variabls i.e Salary, Family members and Inflation rate, and
one dependent variable i.e Expense of the Mr. Qadeer.
DATA:
YEAR
1993
SALARY
FAMILY
MEMBERS
INFLATION
RATE
20000
34.77
EXPENSE
15000
1995
35000
43.56
28000
1997
40000
54.038
33000
1999
52000
60.034
43000
2001
65000
64.57
55000
2003
80000
68.19
66000
2005
90000
80.19
75000
2007
90000
92.26
78000
2009
150000
120.64
110000
2011
180000
152.78
130000
2013
200000
185.34
130000
REQUIRED:
Calculate the correlation between
1. Salary and Expense of Mr. Qadeer.
2. Family Members and Expense of Mr. Qadeer.
3. Inflation Rate and Expense of Mr. Qadeer.
TOPIC:
REGRESSION
CASE:
The data has taken from THE EDUCATOR SCHOOL. The data has three independent
variables i.e number of students (X1), fee of each student (X2) and salary increment
on the basis of teacher experience (X3). The data has on dependent variable i.e
salary of teacher (Y).
DATA:
(n)
YEAR
( X1)
NUMBER
(X2)
STUDENT
(X3)
(Y)
SALARY
SALARY OF
OF
STUDENTS
FEE
INCREMENT
ON
EXPERIENCE
TEACHER
2003
1500
1000
3500
2004
15
1500
2000
4000
2005
17
1700
3000
4500
2006
20
1700
1000
5000
2007
25
1800
6000
2008
27
1950
6000
2009
28
2000
1000
7000
2010
30
2050
7500
2011
32
2100
1000
7500
2012
33
2500
2000
8000
2013
35
2500
2000
8000
REQUIRED:
Calculate o (Y on X1, X2 and X3).
REGRESSION
INDEPENDENT VARIABLES:
Number of students (X1).
F ee of each student (X2).
Salary experience increment (X3).
DEPENDENT VARIABLE:
Salary of the teachers.
YEAR
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
^2
49
1500
15
225
1500
17
289
1700
20
400
1700
25
625
1800
27
729
1950
28
784
2000
30
900
2050
32
1024
2100
33
1089
2500
35
1225
2500
X
^2
225000
0
225000
0
289000
0
289000
0
324000
0
380250
0
400000
0
420250
0
441000
0
625000
0
625000
0
1000
X^2
100000
0
400000
0
900000
0
100000
0
6000
0
100000
0
6000
0
100000
0
400000
0
400000
0
7500
1000
2000
3000
1000
0
1000
2000
2000
Y
3500
4000
4500
5000
7000
7500
8000
8000
Y^2
122500
00
160000
00
202500
00
250000
00
360000
00
360000
00
490000
00
562500
00
562500
00
640000
00
640000
00
DATA:
X = 269,
X^2= 7339,
X =21300,
XY= 1778000.
X^2= 42435000,
XY=
X^2= 25000000,
XY=
135000000.
X = 13000,
76500000.
Y= 67000,
= 4.35E+08.
X= 21.727,
X= 1936.36,
X=
118.1818.
= 183.436,
= 4.4215,
= -0.2783.
FORMULA:
o = Y- ( X + X+ X)
And,
=
Answer:
o= -698.78
o is consider to be the y-intercept for the given data set and defines or estimate
the value of Y (salary of the teachers, when all pridictors or explanatory variables