Question: 15.1. A logistic regression model describes how the probability of voting for Candidate X in an election depends on x = voters total family income
15.1. A logistic regression model describes how the probability of voting for Candidate X in an election depends on x = voter’s total family income (in thousands of dollars)
in the previous year. The sample prediction equation is
![P(y = 1) log 1-P(y = 1). 1)] =-2.00 +0.03.x.](https://dsd5zvtm8ll6.cloudfront.net/images/question_images/1725/0/1/3/38666d19d8a685591725013385208.jpg)
(a) Identify ˆβ and interpret its sign.
(b) Find the estimated probability of voting for the candidate when (i) income = 5000, (ii) income = 10000.
(c) At which income level is the estimated probability of voting for the candidate (i) equal to 0.50? (ii) greater than 0.50?
(d) For the region of x-values for which P(y = 1) is near 0.50, give a linear approximation for the change in the probability for an increase of $1000 in income.
(e) Explain the effect of a $10,000 increase in family income on the odds of voting for the candidate.
P(y = 1) log 1-P(y = 1). 1)] =-2.00 +0.03.x.
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