SUMMARY OUTPUT Regression Statistics Multiple 0.6918015 0.4785893 R Square Adjusted R Square 0.4311883 0.4960752 Standard Error 13 Observations ANOVA Significance F F MS SS df 10.096612 0.008800001 2.4846808 2.4846808 0.2460906 1 Regression 2.7069961 11 Residual 5.1916769 12 Total Upper 95.0% Lower 95.0% Upper 95% Standard Lower 95% P-value Error t Stat Coefficients -0.26559679 2.3211384 0.0019339 -0.265597 2.3211384 0.1081002 0.5876312 1.7490065 1.0277708 Intercept 0.0003511 0.0019339 0.0088 0.000351129 0.0003596 3.1775166 0.0011425 X Variable 1

SUMMARY OUTPUT Regression Statistics Multiple 0.6918015 0.4785893 R Square Adjusted R Square 0.4311883 0.4960752 Standard Error 13 Observations ANOVA Significance F F MS SS df 10.096612 0.008800001 2.4846808 2.4846808 0.2460906 1 Regression 2.7069961 11 Residual 5.1916769 12 Total Upper 95.0% Lower 95.0% Upper 95% Standard Lower 95% P-value Error t Stat Coefficients -0.26559679 2.3211384 0.0019339 -0.265597 2.3211384 0.1081002 0.5876312 1.7490065 1.0277708 Intercept 0.0003511 0.0019339 0.0088 0.000351129 0.0003596 3.1775166 0.0011425 X Variable 1

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

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ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter4: Polynomial And Rational Functions

Section4.6: Variation

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