The above two tables are related to the variable WIND. The first is a regression table with 5-variables predicting the WIND while the second table contains the Summary statistic related to WIND data. Answer the questions (choose the most appropriate answer):
I) If you need to pick two variable and increase their value by one unit. Which two would you pick in such a way that the prediction changes by the least amount?
II) Based on the table there is only one variable that should be kept in this analysis. Which one?
III) The highest recorded WIND, based on these tables is
please help!!
Solution: Here concept of Multiple linear regression is used.

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