hboardSUMMARY OUTPUTRegression StatisticsMultiple R0.4746earchR square0.2252Adjusted R Square0.2091目Standard Error466.32labusObservations50ANOVAOssarySignificanceFdfMSFRegression13.03E+063.03E+0613.950.0005er HelpResidual481.04E+072.17E+05Total49135E+07StandardP-UpperCoefficientst StatLower 95%TeamcussionErrorvalue95%Intercept1,768.3299.4217.790.00001,568.421968.21Red Sox away game(1=yes, 0=no)496.25132.853.740.0005229.13763.38okmarkIs the relationship between Red Sox away games and average daily revenues significant at the95% confidence level? Choose the correct answer with the corresponding correct reasoning.O No, because R Square is less than 50%O Yes, because the slope is positive.O Yes, because the p-value of the intercept is less than 0.05O Yes, because the p-value of the intercept is less than 0.95O Yes, because the p-value of the independent variable is less than 0.05O Yes, because the p-value of the independent variable is less than 0.95

The hypothesis is, Null hypothesis: H0:β1=0 Alternative hypothesis: H1:β1≠0 From the output, the…

Is the relationship between Red Sox away games and average daily revenues significant at the 95% confidence level? Choose the correct answer with the corresponding correct reasoning. O No, because R Square is less than 50% O Yes, because the slope is positive. Yes, because the p-value of the intercept is less than 0.05 O Yes, because the p-value of the intercept is less than 0.95 Yes, because the p-value of the independent variable is less than 0.05

Is the relationship between Red Sox away games and average daily revenues significant at the 95% confidence level? Choose the correct answer with the corresponding correct reasoning. O No, because R Square is less than 50% O Yes, because the slope is positive. Yes, because the p-value of the intercept is less than 0.05 O Yes, because the p-value of the intercept is less than 0.95 Yes, because the p-value of the independent variable is less than 0.05

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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