question 1 : The regression equation for given model is: ŷ = (enter an appropriate value rounded to 4 decimal places)   + (enter an appropriate value rounded to 4 decimal places)  x1 + (enter an appropriate value rounded to 4 decimal places) x2 question 2 : R2 = (enter an appropriate value rounded to 3 decimal places) and expected value of R2 = (enter an appropriate value rounded to 3 decimal places). question 3 :  Thus, we select an option  (can expect or cant expect?)  to find R2 close to the true value of (enter an appropriate value rounded to 3 decimal places) purely by chance.

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From the below data perform a multiple regression. What is the R2 ? How much of this R2 can be attributed to chance?

Market Price
(thousands of dollars)
y
 
Total Number of
Square Feet
x1
 
Age of Warehouse
(Years)
x2
63.0   1,605   35
65.1   2,489   45
69.9   1,553   20
76.8   2,404   32
73.9   1,884   25
77.9   1,558   14
74.9   1,748   8
78.0   3,105   10
79.0   1,682   28
83.4   2,470   30

question 1 :

The regression equation for given model is: ŷ = (enter an appropriate value rounded to 4 decimal places)   + (enter an appropriate value rounded to 4 decimal places)  x1 + (enter an appropriate value rounded to 4 decimal places) x2

question 2 :

R2 = (enter an appropriate value rounded to 3 decimal places) and expected value of R2 = (enter an appropriate value rounded to 3 decimal places).

question 3 : 

Thus, we select an option  (can expect or cant expect?)  to find R2 close to the true value of (enter an appropriate value rounded to 3 decimal places) purely by chance.

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