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kellyjaisingh

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All of the following are stages in the total quality management process EXCEPT _____.
 a. benchmarking stage
  b. testing and revising stage
  c. continuous quality improvement stage
  d. commitment and exploration stage

Question 2

Predicting one dependent variable based on many independent variables is called
 a. simple linear regression c. multiple regression
  b. bivariate regression d. multinomial regression



mochi09

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C
Multiple regression means there are multiple independent variables in the regression.



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