Consider the following computer output of a multiple regression analysis relating annual salary to years of education and years of work experience.   Regression Statistics Multiple R 0.73360.7336 R Square 0.53810.5381 Adjusted R Square 0.51800.5180 Standard Error 2140.27632140.2763 Observations 49     ANOVA   dfdf SSSS MSMS F� Significance F� Regression 22 245,430,999.7671245,430,999.7671 122,715,499.8836122,715,499.8836 26.789226.7892 1.9E-081.9E-08 Residual 4646 210,716,007.0084210,716,007.0084 4,580,782.76114,580,782.7611     Total 4848 456,147,006.7755456,147,006.7755             Coefficients Standard Error t� Stat P-value Lower 95%95% Upper 95%95% Intercept 14276.146814276.1468 2,531.84252,531.8425 5.63865.6386 0.0000010040.000001004 9179.81229179.8122 19,372.481419,372.4814 Education (Years) 2349.95952349.9595 338.5500338.5500 6.94126.9412 0.0000000110.000000011 1668.49371668.4937 3031.42533031.4253 Experience (Years) 833.6183833.6183 393.0689393.0689 2.12082.1208 0.0393606660.039360666 42.411642.4116 1624.82501624.8250     Step 2 of 2:  How much would you expect your salary to increase if you had one more year of education?

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Consider the following computer output of a multiple regression analysis relating annual salary to years of education and years of work experience.

 

Regression Statistics
Multiple R 0.73360.7336
R Square 0.53810.5381
Adjusted R Square 0.51800.5180
Standard Error 2140.27632140.2763
Observations 49

 

 

ANOVA
  dfdf SSSS MSMS F� Significance F�
Regression 22 245,430,999.7671245,430,999.7671 122,715,499.8836122,715,499.8836 26.789226.7892 1.9E-081.9E-08
Residual 4646 210,716,007.0084210,716,007.0084 4,580,782.76114,580,782.7611    
Total 4848 456,147,006.7755456,147,006.7755      

 

 

  Coefficients Standard Error t� Stat P-value Lower 95%95% Upper 95%95%
Intercept 14276.146814276.1468 2,531.84252,531.8425 5.63865.6386 0.0000010040.000001004 9179.81229179.8122 19,372.481419,372.4814
Education (Years) 2349.95952349.9595 338.5500338.5500 6.94126.9412 0.0000000110.000000011 1668.49371668.4937 3031.42533031.4253
Experience (Years) 833.6183833.6183 393.0689393.0689 2.12082.1208 0.0393606660.039360666 42.411642.4116 1624.82501624.8250

 

 
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