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Question 1. Provide a statistical interpretation of the coefficient, standard error, T-stat and P-value for the RiskScore variable. Provide a practical explanation of the information to senior management.
Question 2. Provide a statistical interpretation of the coefficient, standard error, T-stat and P-value for the intercept. Provide a practical explanation of the information to senior management.
Question 3. Provide a statistical interpretation of the adjusted R-squared value. Explain what it means in a statistical way and provide a practical explanation of the information to senior management.
Question 4. A coworker wants to know what the predicted gross drug costs would be for a new member. The new member is a 73-year-old man who the government classifies as frail and he has a risk score of 510. Using the model above, what would you predict the gross drug costs will be?
Question 5. Based on the data in the last problem, what range of values would make you 95% confident that the range represents the actual gross drug costs of the new member?
Attachment:- Gross Drug.zip
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