Please please how to write if based on the following tables, identify the test, interpret the results and report them in an academic style. So do not need to interpret the assumptions. Please show me step by step following tables, identify the test, interpret the results and report them in an academic style. Variables Entered/RemovedaVariables VariablesModel Entered Removed Method1. Enter234Model12Weight in100 lbbSeconds toreach tospeed 60from 0bHorsePower ofthe EnginebNumber ofcylindersbR.886.891b.904€.906dR Square.784.793.817.821Adjusted RSquareStd. Error ofthe Estimate.77597.76045.71603.70987EnterEnterModel SummaryEnterR SquareChange784.009.024.004Model1 RegressionResidualTotalF Change1418.07517.07850.7687.7593Change Statisticsdfl1111Sum ofSquares853.859234.8291088.688863.735224.9531088.688889.764198.9241088.688893.67413903912 Regression2389391ResidualTotalRegressionResidualTotalRegressionResidual33883914387195.014Total1088.688391a. Dependent Variable: GallonsPer 100 Milesb. Predictors: (Constant), Weight in 100 lbc. Predictors: (Constant), Weight in 100 lb, Seconds to reach to speed 60 from 0d. Predictors: (Constant), Weight in 100 lb, Seconds to reach to speed 60 from 0.Horse Power of the Enginedf2390389388387ANOVASig. F Change.000.000.000.006df.784.792.816.819a. Predictors: (Constant), Weight in 100 lbb. Predictors: (Constant), Weight in 100 lb. Seconds to reach to speed 60 from 0c. Predictors: (Constant), Weight in 100 lb, Seconds to reach to speed 60 from 0, Horse Power of the Engined. Predictors: (Constant), Weight in 100 lb, Seconds to reach to speed 60 from 0, Horse Power of the Engine, Number ofcylinderse. Dependent Variable: GallonsPer100MilesMean Square853.859.602F1418.075431.868 746.807.578296.588513223.418.504e. Predictors: (Constant), Weight in 100 lb, Seconds to reach to speed 60 from 0.Horse Power of the Engine, Number of cylindersSig..000578.492.000€.000⁰443.367 .000* Model123Model123R.886.891b-904€.906(ConstantWeight in 100 b(ConstantWeight in 100 bSeconds to reach tospeed 60 from 0ConstantWeight in 100 bSeconds to reach tospeed 60 from 0Horse Power of theEngineR Square.784.793.817.821(ConstantWeight in 100 bSeconds to reach tospeed 60 from 0Adjusted RSquareUnstandardized CoefficientsStd. Error-.3961.7408451.654-.063-1.0091.046.0431.921-1.219834.053.784.792.816.819Horse Power of theEngineNumber of cylinders141a. Dependent Variable: GallonsPer 100 Milesa. Predictors: (Constant), Weight in 100 lbb. Predictors: (Constant), Weight in 100 lb. Seconds to reach to speed 60 from 0c. Predictors: (Constant), Weight in 100 lb. Seconds to reach to speed 60 from 0, Horse Power of the Engined. Predictors: (Constant), Weight in 100 lb, Seconds to reach to speed 60 from 0, Horse Power of the Engine, Number ofcylinderse. Dependent Variable: GallonsPer 100Miles1.844-143046331050015406097021270410123021269Model Summary051Std. Error ofthe Estimate.77597.76045.71603.70987StandardizedCoefficientsBeta1-2.766886 37.6572.55033.206-4.133842-105-2.48410.735532072 2.082Coefficients443 7.125-2.9766.7902.527425087425 6.859145R SquareChange2.786.784.009.024.004Sig.006000011000000013.000038000003000012000006F Change df11418.07517.07850.7687.759Change Statistics95.0% Confidence Interval forLower Bound Upper Bound-677-1141.6491.8311931.4961.5561.752-.094-.033-1.808854.0021.391-2.02559320121.315042-2111.2370842.452-4141.0760942.3721111241886CorrelationsZero-order Partial885-456854df2886-456390389388387.854840.886860765-456 -205 -.095886479105340326127Sig. F Change.000.000.000.006329140Collinearity StatisticsPart ToleranceVIF8862330451551460541480601.0008268261923981221201.0001721.2101.2105.2212.312118 8.4493882.5808.2168.3055.816

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