3) identification and analysis of coefficient of correlation identification and analysis of coefficient of determination A1 Page 143234 Student5 A6 B7 C8D9E10 F11 G12 H13 I14 J15 K16 L17 M181920212223424 32522627128 02930313250BProblem #4-18500DeCSAT1012631131175520701824117012451443218715031839212710981000DGPA2.92.9333.453.662.882.152.533.221.992.753.91.6GPA1500E2000FG2500H+ 543210A0B9D123 SUMMARY OUTPUT45 Regression Statistics6 Multiple R$7 R Square38 Adjusted R Squ39 Standard Error40 Observations4142 ANOVA4344 Regression45 Residual46 Total474849 Intercept50 SAT5000.6918010.4785890.4311880.49607513dfC1000DGPA1500ECoefficientsandard Err t Stat1.027771 0.587631 1.7490060.001143 0.00036 3.177517Problem 4-18 Problem 4-10F2000SSMSignificance F1 2.484681 2.484681 10.09661 0.008811 2.706996 0.24609112 5.191677G2500HP-value Lower 95% Jpper 95%ower 95.0%pper 95.0%0.1081 -0.2656 2.321138 -0.2656 2.3211380.0088 0.000351 0.001934 0.000351 0.001934Problem 4-22+

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