According to the ANOVA table above, RSS =? O 79575,005 119393563,3 39771329,44 24989,838 119313988,3 What is the total number of variables according to the ANOVA table above? 4 What is the F statistic according to the ANOVA table above? 119313988,3 79575,005 39771329,44 119393563,3 24989,838

According to the ANOVA table above, RSS =? O 79575,005 119393563,3 39771329,44 24989,838 119313988,3 What is the total number of variables according to the ANOVA table above? 4 What is the F statistic according to the ANOVA table above? 119313988,3 79575,005 39771329,44 119393563,3 24989,838

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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