MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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ISBN: 9781119256830
Author: Amos Gilat
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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Look at the picture of the data set attached below or click this link to view the data set: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1e0EJHxWj19KitPwekp2ncj7zhNOGjNRr5qJPfzZaosA/edit?usp=sharing
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Transcribed Image Text:SUMMARY OUTPUT
Multiple R
R Square
Adjusted R Square
Standard Error
Observations
ANOVA
Regression Statistics
Regression
Residual
Total
Intercept
Crime Rate (per 100,000)
Violent crimes (per 100,000)
Property Crimes (per 100,000)
0.44834
0.201008
0.145732
5.163609
50
df
SS
MS
F
Significance F
3 315.2655861 105.0885 5.912074 0.00168624
47 1253.154414 26.66286
50
1568.42
Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95% Upper 95% Lower 95.0% Upper 95.0%
92.75449 3.353599979 27.65819 9.91E-31 86.0079172 99.50106 86.0079172 99.5010631
-0.011007 0.006981811 -1.57647 0.121626 -0.02505218 0.003039 -0.02505218 0.00303901
65535 #NUM!
0.007979244 1.065228 #NUM! -0.00755246 0.024552 -0.00755246 0.02455188
0
0.0085
0
0
0
0
0
Transcribed Image Text:1 High School Completion and Crime Rate 2014
2 State
High School Completion
3 Alabama
4 Alaska
5 Arizona
6 Arkansas
7 California
8 Colorado
9 Connecticut
10 Delaware
11 Florida
12 Georgia
13 Hawaii
14 Idaho
15 Illinois
16 Indiana
17 lowa
18 Kansas
19 Kentucky
20 Louisiana
21 Maine
22 Maryland
23 Massachusetts
24 Michigan
25 Minnesota
26 Mississippi
27 Missouri
28 Montana
29 Nebraska
30 Nevada
31 New Hampshire
32 New Jersey
33 New Mexico
34 New York
35 North Carolina
36 North Dakota
37 Ohio
38 Oklahoma
39 Oregon
40 Pennsylvania
41 Rhode Island
42 South Carolina
43 South Dakota
44 Tennessee
45 Texas
46 Utah
47 Vermont
48 Virginia
49 Washington
50 West Virginia
51 Wisconsin
52 Wyoming
53
86
71
76
87
81
77
87
87
76
73
82
77
86
88
91
86
88
87
86
86
79
81
78
87
85
90
70
88
89
69
78
84
87
82
83
72
85
81
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85
78
85
89
79
3395.8
3597.4
3818.1
2837.2
2839.2
2157.3
3471.1
3956
Crime Rate (per 100,000 Violent crimes (per 100,000 Property Crimes (per 100,000)
3605
427.A
3177.6
2760
3197.5
3658.5
3309.2
2067
2445.9
3014.7
2367.3
3083.8
2458.5
3973.5
2114.2
2953.6
2248.5
2471.2
2526.6
3199.7
3349.4
2796.6
2803.9
3261
2158.8
1995.3
4139.7
2100
3202.6
2375.4
3084
3396.7
3111.3
2245.8
2392.8
3958
2190.4
3669
3425.3
3094.1
1623.7
2126.5
3991.3
2336.7
D
2378.6
2160.2
635.8
399.9
480.1
396.1
309.1
236.9
489.1
540.5
377.3
259.2
212.2
370
365.3
273.5
348.6
211.6
4.7
127.8
446.1
391.4
427.3
229.1
278.5
442.9
323.7
280.4
635.6
196.1
261.2
597.4
381.8
329.5
265.1
284.9
406
E
232.3
314.1
219.2
497.7
326.5
608.4
405.9
215.6
99.3
196.2
285.2
302
290.3
195.5
3338
2441.1
2530.1
1920.4
2982
3415.5
3281.2
3050
1854.8
2075.9
2649.4
2093.8
2735.2
2246.9
3458.8
1986.4
2507.5
1857.1
2043.9
2297.5
2921.2
2906.5
2472.9
2523.5
2625.41
1962.7
1734.1
3542.3
1718.2
2873.1
2110.3
2799.1
2990.71
2879
1931.7
2173.61
3460.3
1863.9
3060.6
3019.4
2878.51
1524.4
1930.3
3706.1
2034.7
2088.3
1964.7
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