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The instructor has also asked me for more 'RAW' data but Iam unsure exactly where I would go about finding that and wants at least 10 cases per independant variable and needs a much larger number.

I have attached the regression data that I did via excel. What I am having trouble with is explaining the following:

Where should I look to gather raw data?

What are the major results?

What insights do the graphs provide?

What is the importance of the intercept?

What is the importance of of the 'F'?

My null hypotheses is that the higher cost average annual cost will result in a higher rate of graduation and salary. Would I reject the hypotheses?

School Name Brigham Young University- Idaho Clemson Univeristy Mississippi State Univeristy San Francsico State University Average Annual CostGradution Ratepalary After Attending 59% 81% 60% 52% 78% 5596 72% 92% 8,518.00 16,700.00 15,656.00 13,655.00 16,989.00 11,758.00 15,619.00 29,997.00 | 42,700.00 52,400.00 40,200.00 49,200.00 46,900.00 37,500.00 44,800.00 74,000.00 12,957.00 | 84% |$ 57,700.00 42,800.00 40,200.00 44,900.00 49,600.00 52,500.00 57,900.00 47,000.00 University of California- Santa Cruz$ University of North Calolina at Greensboro | $ $ University of Oregon University of Southern California Is University of Washington- Seattle Campus $ |$ Grand Valley State University 66% 16,494.00 13,270.00 | 19,095.00 21,727.00 14,682.00 20,166.00 14,164.00 Metropolitan State University of Denver|$ University of South Carolina- Columbia S $ 26% 73% б5% 75% 80% 56% Montclair State University North Carolina State University at Raleigh $ Rutgers University- New Brunswick $ University of Nevada- Reno

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