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A regression results in an r^2r2 value of 0.23 and p value of 0.002. Which of the following can be inferred from this information?

6. Question 6 A regression results in an r^2r2 value of 0.23 and p value of 0.002. Which of the following can be inferred from this information? 1 point  …

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Answer based on the following graph, which plots the writing score and the reading score on a certain test.

1. Question 1 Answer based on the following graph, which plots the writing score and the reading score on a certain test. Figure 2: The graph is a scatter plot…

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Linear regression analysis should only be applied to data which perfectly fits the assumption that residuals must be normally distributed with mean zero and constant error term.

7. Question 7 Linear regression analysis should only be applied to data which perfectly fits the assumption that residuals must be normally distributed with mean zero and constant error term….

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For a significance level of 10% and p-value of 0.35 for the regression variable, we do not reject the null hypothesis of the regression analysis.

5. Question 5 For a significance level of 10% and p-value of 0.35 for the regression variable, we do not reject the null hypothesis of the regression analysis. 1 point…

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Based on the following information: ŷ = 24.04 – 51.24xy^​=24.04−51.24x; SST = 1105.64; SSE = 1009.45 What percentage of variations in the dependent variable are explained by the variations in the explanatory variable?

4. Question 4 Based on the following information: ŷ = 24.04 – 51.24xy^​=24.04−51.24x; SST = 1105.64; SSE = 1009.45 What percentage of variations in the dependent variable are explained by…

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Based on the following simple linear regression, how much of the dependent variable can be explained by the independent variable? SUMMARY OUTPUT Regression Statistics

10. Question 10 Based on the following simple linear regression, how much of the dependent variable can be explained by the independent variable? SUMMARY OUTPUT Regression Statistics Multiple R 0.58…

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Based on the following simple linear regression, the estimated simple linear regression equation is: SUMMARY OUTPUT Regression Statistics

9. Question 9 Based on the following simple linear regression, the estimated simple linear regression equation is: SUMMARY OUTPUT Regression Statistics Multiple R 0.58 R Square 0.34 Adjusted R Square…

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A health club is considering a diet program which will carry an additional $150 fee per month for the proprietary food it will provide (call this Diet B). The manager wants to include this if there is evidence that on average participants will lose at least 4 pounds more per month as compared to the traditional low carb/low fat diet (Call this Diet A). A recent study was done, and the analysis is shown below.

6. Question 6 A health club is considering a diet program which will carry an additional $150 fee per month for the proprietary food it will provide (call this Diet…