MGTSC312 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Coefficient Of Determination, F 17 Kallinge, Dependent And Independent Variables

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Dependent variable: mortality defined as deaths per 100,000. What proportion of the variability in mortality (defined as deaths per 100,000) that is explained by. What proportion of the variability in mortality (defined as deaths per 100,000) is explained by the. Using the reduced model 1, what is the predicted impact on the mortality per 100,000 of a rise of. Using the reduced model 2, what is the predicted impact on the mortality per 100,000 of a rise of. 2 percentage points in the proportion of people 65 and over? explanatory variables minus one. variables minus one. variables minus one. For sstf, df = 40 1 = 39, which is the sample size minus one. For sst r1, df = 40 1 = 39, which is the sample size minus one. For sst r2, df = 40 1 = 39, which is the sample size minus one.

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