According to regression test, if the dependent value's beta result will be negative, what does it mean? How can I interpret it?How can be make comment about Significiant F?Can u solve clearly. ÖZET ÇIKIŞIRegresyon İstatistikleriÇoklu RR KareAyarlı R Kare 0,495087Standart Hata 0,689495Gözlem0,7329140,537163109ANOVASignificiant FdfSMSAnlamlılık FRegresyonFarkToplam9 54,62310918 6,069234 12,766492,84E-1399 47,06496421 0,475404108 101,6880734BetaKatsayılar Standart Hata-0,12424 0,688145298 -0,18055 0,857094Sosyal medyay 0,125667 0,094376452 1,331547 0,186067P-değeri Düşük %95 Yüksek %95Düşük 95,0% Yüksek 95,0%-1,489671 1,2411881650,31293004-0,2238599 0,197270276t StatDependent ValueKesişim1,24118820,31293Online alışveriş-0,01329 0,106119998 -0,12528 0,900555 -0,2238599 0,1972703-0,1710793 0,2426087-0,3309491 0,0235213-0,0118938 0,3362693-0,1339655 0,3259708-1,489671-0,0615967-0,0615967Online alışveriş0,035765 0,104244638 0,343085 0,732262Sosyal medyad-0,15371 0,089322474 -1,72089 0,088395Sosyal medyad0,162188 0,087733142 1,848648 0,067493Daha önce gez0,096003 0,115898693 0,828333 0,409475Satın alma işle 0,371587Daha önce gez 0,166181 0,073319559 2,266536 0,025594 0,02069951 0,3116633 0,02069951 0,311663337Daha önce gez 0,224387 0,097110251 2,310643 0,022927 0,03169936-0,17107930,2426087-0,3309491 0,023521253-0,0118938 0,336269327IndependentValues0,325970840,06617056 5,615597 1,80E-07 0,24029044 0,5028839 0,24029044 0,502883932-0,13396550,417075 0,03169936 0,417074975

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Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

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Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability

Section10.8: Probability

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