Sunday, December 8, 2019
Business Statistics The Present Project
  Question:  Describe about the Business Statistics for The Present Project.    Answer:    Introduction  The present project is the analysis of the data we collected. The data was collected from four locations  Inner city, Outskirts of city, Suburbs and remote regions. The data regarding the oil prices were collected from equal number of locations. The brands of oils were Shell and Caltex. Data was collected from 224 stations, equally divided amongst the two stations.  The response variable of the study is the price of the unipacket petrol.  The independent variables are the station from which the petrol is being purchased and the location of the petrol station.  Research Question  The research question for the project is: Does location of the station affect the price of petrol?  Research Hypothesis  To answer the above research question three hypothesis were developed.  The hypothesis for the tests    Hypothesis 1    Null Hypothesis: The station brand has no effect on the price of petrol  Alternate hypothesis: The station brand has an effect on the price of petrol.    Hypothesis 2    Null Hypothesis: The Location of the station has no effect on the price of petrol  Alternate Hypothesis: The Location of the station has an effect on the price of petrol    Hypothesis 3    Null Hypothesis: There is no effect of the station brand and the location of the petrol station on the price of petrol  Alternate Hypothesis: The station brand and the location of the petrol station is linked by the price of petrol.     Data Analysis  To answer the above question we used the two factorial ANOVA.          Between-Subjects Factors                Value Label      N          Brands      1      S      112          2      NS      112          Locations      1      Inner City      56          2      Outskirts of City      56          3      Suburbs      56          4      Remote Region      56          Table 1: Frequency of Station brand and Location of the petrol station   (source created by author)          Descriptive Statistics          Dependent Variable: UN          Brands      Locations      Mean      Std. Deviation      N          S      Inner City      114.9393      7.74570      28          Outskirts of City      107.9000      .00000      28          Suburbs      114.7714      2.87632      28          Remote Region      116.7000      6.65488      28          Total      113.5777      6.22869      112          NS      Inner City      108.3393      2.08581      28          Outskirts of City      121.1857      5.79180      28          Suburbs      115.7214      2.99448      28          Remote Region      115.6750      5.97406      28          Total      115.2304      6.41218      112          Total      Inner City      111.6393      6.53271      56          Outskirts of City      114.5429      7.83565      56          Suburbs      115.2464      2.94840      56          Remote Region      116.1875      6.28719      56          Total      114.4040      6.36105      224          Table 2: Descriptive statistics of the price of petrol based on the Station brand and Location of the station   (source created by author)          Tests of Between-Subjects Effects          Dependent Variable: UN          Source      Type III Sum of Squares      df      Mean Square      F      Sig.      Partial Eta Squared          Corrected Model      3755.322a      7      536.475      21.997      .000      .416          Intercept      2931774.564      1      2931774.564      120211.155      .000      .998          Brands      152.955      1      152.955      6.272      .013      .028          Locations      646.995      3      215.665      8.843      .000      .109          Brands * Locations      2955.371      3      985.124      40.393      .000      .359          Error      5267.925      216      24.389                            Total      2940797.810      224                                  Corrected Total      9023.246      223                                  a. R Squared = .416 (Adjusted R Squared = .397)          Table 3: Between subject effects of the price of petrol based on the Station brand and Location of the station  (source created by author)  From table 3 we find that there are statistically significant interaction between the station brand of petrol and the location of the petrol station, F(3,216)= 40.393, p = 0.000.  We also find that there are statistically significant differences between the station brand and the price of petrol F(1,216)=6.272, p = 0.013.  In addition, we also find that there are statistically significant differences between the location of the petrol station and the price of the petrol F(3,216) = 8.843, p = 0.000.    Figure 1: The price of petrol based on station brand and location of the station  (source created by author)  From figure 1 and table 2 we find that the price of station brand S petrol is the lowest at the outskirts of the city, and the highest at the remote region. The price of station brand NS is the highest at the outskirts of the city and the lowest at the inner city location.    Conclusion  From the above analysis we find that the price of unipacket petrol varies with the location and the brand of petrol station.    
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