Parameter estimates: Parameter e Estimate e std. Err. + Alternative. DF • T-Stat. P-value *O 131 2.7735131 =0 131 7.507004 <0.0001 =0 131 3.5386467 Intercept 17.966577 6.4779134 0.0064 Father 0.50354896 O.067077219 Mother 0.27714316 0.078318967 0.0006 Analysis of variance table for multiple regression model: Source DF MS F-stat P-value 2 320.94662 160.47331 37.637221 <0.0001 Model Error 131 558.54293 4.2636865 Total 133 879.48955 Summary of fit: Root MSE: 2.0648696 R-squared: 0.3649 R-squared (adjusted): 0.3552

Parameter estimates: Parameter e Estimate e std. Err. + Alternative. DF • T-Stat. P-value *O 131 2.7735131 =0 131 7.507004 <0.0001 =0 131 3.5386467 Intercept 17.966577 6.4779134 0.0064 Father 0.50354896 O.067077219 Mother 0.27714316 0.078318967 0.0006 Analysis of variance table for multiple regression model: Source DF MS F-stat P-value 2 320.94662 160.47331 37.637221 <0.0001 Model Error 131 558.54293 4.2636865 Total 133 879.48955 Summary of fit: Root MSE: 2.0648696 R-squared: 0.3649 R-squared (adjusted): 0.3552

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

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