For the data given below, fill in the blanks, using Formulas, Descriptive Statisties and Regression outputs. 1) Mean of X2: Y XI X2 33rd Percentile of X1: 564.99 601.06 560.11 616.41 674.96 630.58 554.66 2) 50 10 3) Standard Deviation of X2: 60 13 4) Median of X2: 40 14 50 12 5) 6) Correlation Between X1 and Y: Minimum value of X2: 60 15 9) b0 : 45 16 53 14 7) 8) 10) 11) 12) 13) b1: b2: SSR: SSE: SST: F Statistics: Adjusted R Square: MSE: Regression output 14) 15) 16) 17) 18) 19) 20) MSR: Standard Error of Regression: Standard error of X2: t-statistics of X2: Fit the regression equation:_

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For the data given below, fill in the blanks, using Formulas, Descriptive Statistics and Regression outputs.
1)
Mean of X2:
X1
X2
564.99
601.06
2)
33rd Percentile of X1:
50
10
3)
Standard Deviation of X2:
60
13
4)
Median of X2:
560.11
40
14
616.41
674.96
Correlation Between X1 and Y:
5)
6)
50
60
45
12
15
Minimum value of X2:
16
14
9)
b0:
630,58
7)
b1:
554.66
53
8)
b2:
10)
11)
12)
13)
14)
SSR:
SSE:
Regression output
ST:
F Statistics:
Adjusted R Square:
15)
16)
17)
18)
MSE
MSR:
Standard Error of Regression:
Standard error of X2: |
t-statistics of X2:
Fit the regression equation:
19)
20)
Transcribed Image Text:Student Name ID No. For the data given below, fill in the blanks, using Formulas, Descriptive Statistics and Regression outputs. 1) Mean of X2: X1 X2 564.99 601.06 2) 33rd Percentile of X1: 50 10 3) Standard Deviation of X2: 60 13 4) Median of X2: 560.11 40 14 616.41 674.96 Correlation Between X1 and Y: 5) 6) 50 60 45 12 15 Minimum value of X2: 16 14 9) b0: 630,58 7) b1: 554.66 53 8) b2: 10) 11) 12) 13) 14) SSR: SSE: Regression output ST: F Statistics: Adjusted R Square: 15) 16) 17) 18) MSE MSR: Standard Error of Regression: Standard error of X2: | t-statistics of X2: Fit the regression equation: 19) 20)
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