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Summary Output | ||||||||||
Regression Statistics | ||||||||||
Multiple R
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0.978724022 | |||||||||
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R Square
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0.957900711 | |||||||||
Adjusted R Square
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0.952287472 | |||||||||
Standard Error
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67.67055418 | |||||||||
Observations
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18 | |||||||||
ANOVA | ||||||||||
df
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SS
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MS
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F
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Significance F
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Regression
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2
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1562918.941 |
781459.5
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170.6503
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4.80907E-11
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Residual
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15
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68689.55855 |
4579.304
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Total
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17
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1631608.5 | ||||||||
Coefficients
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Standard Error
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t Stat
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P-value
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Intercept
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1959.709718
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306.4905312
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6.39403
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1.21E-05
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X1
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-0.469657287
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0.264557168
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-1.77526
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0.096144
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X2
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-2.163344882
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0.278361425
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-7.77171
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1.23E-06
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Using α = 0.01 to test the model, these results indicate that ____________.
at least one of the regression variables is a significant predictor of y
none of the regression variables are significant predictors of y
y cannot be sufficiently predicted using these data
the y intercept in this model is the best predictor variable
y is a good predictor of the regression variables in the model
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