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The SST is equal to the total sum of the observed values' deviations from the overall or grand mean.
 
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Explain what a product is. Give examples.



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Product is the general term we'll use for both goods (e.g., skis) and services (e.g., ski lessons). Sometimes the term product is also used as a more general term, referring to the full product profile, that is, the entire market offering, including the product along with its price, the image of the brand, etc.





 

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