Suppose in a regression analysis to predict house price ('S000) using the number of rooms anddistance (km) from city's core, the following data were collected.House PriceRoomsDistance11994106474621266617960510558664334889803289443278056172481108424Generate a multiple regression output for the data.a. Find SSE and SSR rounded to the nearest whole number.SSESSRReport the required values in parts b., c., and d. accurate to 3 decimal places:b.R =c. The standard error of estimate isd. The regression coefficients:bịb2%3D%3D

Given data House Price(y) Rooms(x1) Distance(x2) 1199 4 10 647 4 62 1266 6 17 960 5 10…

Suppose in a regression analysis to predict house price ('S000) using the number of rooms and distance (km) from city's core, the following data were collected. House Price Distance 10 Rooms 1199 4 647 4 62 1266 6. 17 960 10 558 66 433 4 88 980 32 894 4 32 780 61 724 81 1084 24 Genezate a multiple regression output for the data. a. Find SSE and SSR rounded to the nearest whole number. SSE - SSR = Report the required values in parts b., c., and d. accurate to 3 decimal places: b. R - c. The standard error of estimate is d. The regression coefficients:

Suppose in a regression analysis to predict house price ('S000) using the number of rooms and distance (km) from city's core, the following data were collected. House Price Distance 10 Rooms 1199 4 647 4 62 1266 6. 17 960 10 558 66 433 4 88 980 32 894 4 32 780 61 724 81 1084 24 Genezate a multiple regression output for the data. a. Find SSE and SSR rounded to the nearest whole number. SSE - SSR = Report the required values in parts b., c., and d. accurate to 3 decimal places: b. R - c. The standard error of estimate is d. The regression coefficients:

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