The following estimated regression equation is based on 30 observations. ŷ = 17.3 + 3.7x1 – 2x2 + 7.8x3 + 2.6x4 The values of SST and SSR are 1,803 and 1,755, respectively. a. Compute R (to 3 decimals). 0.025 b. Compute R (to 3 decimals). 0.131 c. How good is the fit provided by the estimated regression equation? The estimated regression equation provided an excellent fit

The following estimated regression equation is based on 30 observations. ŷ = 17.3 + 3.7x1 – 2x2 + 7.8x3 + 2.6x4 The values of SST and SSR are 1,803 and 1,755, respectively. a. Compute R (to 3 decimals). 0.025 b. Compute R (to 3 decimals). 0.131 c. How good is the fit provided by the estimated regression equation? The estimated regression equation provided an excellent fit

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