Regression Analysis and Summary Page Results

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|[pic] |Syllabus |
| |School of Business |
| |QNT/561 Version 5 |
| |Applied Business Research and Statistics |

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Course Description

This course prepares students to …show more content…

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|Individual |Resource: University of Phoenix Material: MyStatLab® Study Plan |08/21/12; 6:00 |2 |
|Week One Study Plan | |PM (EST) | |
| |Complete the Week One Study Plan in MyStatLab®. | | |
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| |Make a screen-print of the summary page results, paste in an MS Word document and post in the | | |
| |Assignment link as an attachment. Post, separately, the Certificate of Originality document | | |
| |for this assignment. | | |

|Week Two: Research and Sampling Designs |
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