Let the Income Performance of State Uriversities and Colleges be the dependent variable. Let the Income Monitoring. Income Evakuation Procurement and Supply Management, and Govemance and Project Management be the independent variable. Which of the folowing Income Monitoring tncome Evaluation, Procurement and Supply Management, and Governance and Project Management have significant effect to Income Performance of State Universities and Colleges? Linear Regression Model Fit Measures Overall Model Test Model R. R dn d2 0.499 0249 7.37 4. 89 <001 Model Coefficients-Income Performance of State LUniversities and Colleges Predictor Estimate SE Intercept 1.76e+6 551357 3.194 0.002 Income Monitoning 251780 277638 0.907 0.367 Income Evaluation -628586 274867 -2.287 0.025 Procurement and Supply Management 614948 180472 3.407 < 001 Govemance and Project Management 463325 320010 -1448 0.151

Let the Income Performance of State Uriversities and Colleges be the dependent variable. Let the Income Monitoring. Income Evakuation Procurement and Supply Management, and Govemance and Project Management be the independent variable. Which of the folowing Income Monitoring tncome Evaluation, Procurement and Supply Management, and Governance and Project Management have significant effect to Income Performance of State Universities and Colleges? Linear Regression Model Fit Measures Overall Model Test Model R. R dn d2 0.499 0249 7.37 4. 89 <001 Model Coefficients-Income Performance of State LUniversities and Colleges Predictor Estimate SE Intercept 1.76e+6 551357 3.194 0.002 Income Monitoning 251780 277638 0.907 0.367 Income Evaluation -628586 274867 -2.287 0.025 Procurement and Supply Management 614948 180472 3.407 < 001 Govemance and Project Management 463325 320010 -1448 0.151

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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