7) Use computer software to find the best multiple regression equation to explain the variation inthe dependent variable, Y, in terms of the independent variables, X1, X2, X3.7)_х,X298.6101.287.497.6108.5110.1102.496.7110.4CORRELATION COEFFICIENTS100.998.2104.3Y/ X1 = 0.850Y/ X2 = 0.742102.399.8107.2101.5 100.5 105.8101.6 103.2107.8101.6 107.8103.499.8 96.6 102.788.9COEFFICIENT OF DETERMINATION100.3104.1YI X1 = 0.723Y/ X2 = 0.550YI X1, X2 = 0.86799.2%3D97.6 75.197.276.9 99.797.384.6 102.096.090.694.399.2103.1 97.7100.3 105.1 101.1102.3100.3 96.4104.1 104.4 104.4105.3 110.7 108.5107.6 127.1 111.3B) Ý = 58.9+0.612X1A) Ý = 57.6+0.153X, +0.270X2C) Ý = 52.6+0.462X2%3DD) Ý = 48.0+0.398X, +0.228X2%3D

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