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10. Question 10 CTQ: Productivity. Influence factor: Shift (morning, afternoon, night). You performed an equal variances test on the data from which the output is given. In the next…
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5. Question 5 With each round of fundraising, approximately what portion of the company equity is given up? 1 point 10%-30% 10%-50% 10%-40% 10%-20%
What is Brownian motion?
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2. Question 2 What is Brownian motion? 1 point The random, zigzagging motion of small particles (such as dust or pollen particles) in water or another fluid. The motion…
The following shows just a few rows from a table for students in a school. (GPA is grade point average, where 4.0 means the student is getting the highest scores possible. Absences is how many days the student has not attended school, and detention is a punishment for bad behavior.)
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Question 7The following shows just a few rows from a table for students in a school. (GPA is grade point average, where 4.0 means the student is getting the highest…
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Question 8The california_emp table includes one row with name=’Sandy Tilbrook’, with office_id=’CA086′. There is no row in california_offices with office_id=’CA086′. However, there is a office_id=’CA070′ in california_offices with city=’Redding’, but…
You’ve completed a linear regression model using in-store sales data to store visits data. You observe a strong, positive correlation between the independent variable and the dependent variable. The r-squared value (i.e. the coefficient of determination) is close to 1. Standard deviation of the data set is quite low. It is reasonable to conclude that sales increased because of increases in in-store traffic?
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6. Question 6 You’ve completed a linear regression model using in-store sales data to store visits data. You observe a strong, positive correlation between the independent variable and the dependent…
