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Regression | Statistics |
Multiple R | 0.9086 |
R square | A |
Adjusted R square | 0.8181 |
standard Error | 398.0910 |
Observations | B |
anova | |||||
df | SS | MS | F | Significance F | |
Regression | 2 | D | E | G | 1.50876E-18 |
Residual | C | 7448393.148 | F | ||
Total | 49 | 42699148.82 |
coefficients | Standard Error | t-stats | p-value | |
intercept | 1304.9048 | 197.6548 | 6.6019 | 3.28664E-08 |
Income ($ 1000s) | 33.1330 | 3.9679 | H | 7.68206E-11 |
Household size | 356.2959 | 33.2009 | 10.7315 | 3.12342E-14 |
The multiple regression output is based on data collected by a research company on annual income, household size and annual credit charges for a sample if 50 consumers. Compute the missing entries from A to H in this output.
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