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Zoey63294

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_____ provide facts and figures that can be used for analysis and interpretation of a population of interest.
 a. Data
  b. Variables
  c. Range
  d. Query

Question 2

Under what circumstances would a multiple regression analysis be preferable to a simple regression analysis?



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

Multiple regression analysis is preferred whenever two or more independent variables have impact upon the single dependent variable.



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