Star, Inc. used Excel to run a least-squares regression analysis, which resulted in the following output: Regression Statistics Multiple R 0.9711 R Square 0.9473 Observations 30 Coefficients Standard...

Star, Inc. used Excel to run a least-squares regression analysis, which resulted in the following output:<br>Regression Statistics<br>Multiple R<br>0.9711<br>R Square<br>0.9473<br>Observations<br>30<br>Coefficients<br>Standard Error<br>T Stat<br>P-Value<br>Intercept<br>175,007<br>61,607<br>2.84<br>0.021<br>Production (X)<br>11.14<br>0.9237<br>12.06<br>0.000<br>How much of the variation in cost is not explained by production?<br>Multiple Choice<br>It is impossible to determine.<br>5.27%<br>7.63%<br>2.89%<br>

Extracted text: Star, Inc. used Excel to run a least-squares regression analysis, which resulted in the following output: Regression Statistics Multiple R 0.9711 R Square 0.9473 Observations 30 Coefficients Standard Error T Stat P-Value Intercept 175,007 61,607 2.84 0.021 Production (X) 11.14 0.9237 12.06 0.000 How much of the variation in cost is not explained by production? Multiple Choice It is impossible to determine. 5.27% 7.63% 2.89%

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Star, Inc. used Excel to run a least-squares regression analysis, which resulted in the following output: Regression Statistics Multiple R 0.9711 R Square 0.9473 Observations 30 Coefficients Standard...

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