~ Model                             [ Select ]                          ["III", "II", "I"]            is the most appropriate for predicting pull strength. For the next two statements, the first one should have the lower model number and the second one should have the higher model number.  If you do it the opposite way round it will be marked incorrect. ~ Model                             [ Select ]                          ["III", "II", "I"]            was eliminated because the adj R2 is very low. . ~ Model                             [ Select ]                          ["I", "III", "II"]            was eliminated because                             [ Select ]                          ["the R2 is very high.", "the adj R2 is almost the same as the adj R2 of the model that was selected as the most appropriate model, but it has fewer predictors.", "the adj R2 is very high.", "the R2 is very low.", "the adj R2 is very low.", "the adj R2 is almost the same as the adj R2 of the model that was selected as the most appropriate model, but it has more predictors."]            .

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~ Model                             [ Select ]                          ["III", "II", "I"]            is the most appropriate for predicting pull strength.

For the next two statements, the first one should have the lower model number and the second one should have the higher model number.  If you do it the opposite way round it will be marked incorrect.

~ Model                             [ Select ]                          ["III", "II", "I"]            was eliminated because the adj R2 is very low. .

~ Model                             [ Select ]                          ["I", "III", "II"]            was eliminated because                             [ Select ]                          ["the R2 is very high.", "the adj R2 is almost the same as the adj R2 of the model that was selected as the most appropriate model, but it has fewer predictors.", "the adj R2 is very high.", "the R2 is very low.", "the adj R2 is very low.", "the adj R2 is almost the same as the adj R2 of the model that was selected as the most appropriate model, but it has more predictors."]            .

 
PULL STRENGTH
Based on the information in the table below, which model seems to be the
most appropriate for predicting pull strength? Consider adj R2 values that
are greater than 70% to be acceptable.
Note: the linear correlation coefficient for die height and wire length is
0.378.
Model
Predictors
R2 Adjusted R2 Regression P-value
Die Height
24%
21%
0.0123
Wire Length
96%
96%
4.24E-18
II
Die Height & Wire Length 98%
98%
1.075E-19
Transcribed Image Text:PULL STRENGTH Based on the information in the table below, which model seems to be the most appropriate for predicting pull strength? Consider adj R2 values that are greater than 70% to be acceptable. Note: the linear correlation coefficient for die height and wire length is 0.378. Model Predictors R2 Adjusted R2 Regression P-value Die Height 24% 21% 0.0123 Wire Length 96% 96% 4.24E-18 II Die Height & Wire Length 98% 98% 1.075E-19
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