How do I explain why this is a good outcome? ### Logistic Regression Model Summary**Deviance Residuals:**- Min: -2.9114- 1Q: -0.1921- Median: -0.1226- 3Q: -0.0792- Max: 3.7793**Coefficients:**| Variable | Estimate | Std. Error | z value | Pr(>|z|) ||-------------------------|----------|------------|---------|----------|| (Intercept) | -7.025e+00 | 1.763e-01 | -39.848 | < 2e-16 || Child6-12 | 1.656e-02 | 1.213e-03 | 13.648 | < 2e-16 || Child13-18 | -1.451e-02 | 1.243e-03 | -11.672 | < 2e-16 || Income | 3.733e-05 | 9.518e-07 | 39.229 | < 2e-16 || PaidDirectMailOrders | 8.908e-02 | 2.690e-02 | 3.311 | 0.000929 || DollarsPerIssue | 1.923e+00 | 8.073e-02 | 23.814 | < 2e-16 || MonthsSinceIncOrder | 7.391e-03 | 4.291e-04 | 17.228 | < 2e-16 || MonthsSinceLastOrder | -1.891e-02 | 1.308e-03 | -14.459 | < 2e-16 |**Significance Codes:**- '***' 0- '**' 0.001- '*' 0.01- '.' 0.05- ' ' 0.1**Dispersion parameter for binomial family taken to be 1**- Null deviance: 6261.9 on 31495 degrees of freedom- Residual deviance: 5042.8 on 31492 degrees of freedom- AIC: 5058.8

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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