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A company hired 25 employees for various positions.After the candidates were chosen,they wanted to see what the relationship of starting salary was based on years of experience and education level.They assign a 0,1,2,or 3 for high school diploma,bachelor's degree,master's degree,or a doctorate,respectively.The regression model looks like this: Dependent variable is: Salary R-squared = 69.6% R-squared (adjusted)= 66.9% s = 7889 with 25 - 3 = 22 degrees of freedom A company hired 25 employees for various positions.After the candidates were chosen,they wanted to see what the relationship of starting salary was based on years of experience and education level.They assign a 0,1,2,or 3 for high school diploma,bachelor's degree,master's degree,or a doctorate,respectively.The regression model looks like this: Dependent variable is: Salary R-squared = 69.6% R-squared (adjusted)= 66.9% s = 7889 with 25 - 3 = 22 degrees of freedom -Here are histograms of the leverage and Studentized residuals for the regression model: The 14th employee who was hired is highlighted in both displays.Do you think this employee is an influential case? A company hired 25 employees for various positions.After the candidates were chosen,they wanted to see what the relationship of starting salary was based on years of experience and education level.They assign a 0,1,2,or 3 for high school diploma,bachelor's degree,master's degree,or a doctorate,respectively.The regression model looks like this: Dependent variable is: Salary R-squared = 69.6% R-squared (adjusted)= 66.9% s = 7889 with 25 - 3 = 22 degrees of freedom -Here are histograms of the leverage and Studentized residuals for the regression model: The 14th employee who was hired is highlighted in both displays.Do you think this employee is an influential case? -Here are histograms of the leverage and Studentized residuals for the regression model: A company hired 25 employees for various positions.After the candidates were chosen,they wanted to see what the relationship of starting salary was based on years of experience and education level.They assign a 0,1,2,or 3 for high school diploma,bachelor's degree,master's degree,or a doctorate,respectively.The regression model looks like this: Dependent variable is: Salary R-squared = 69.6% R-squared (adjusted)= 66.9% s = 7889 with 25 - 3 = 22 degrees of freedom -Here are histograms of the leverage and Studentized residuals for the regression model: The 14th employee who was hired is highlighted in both displays.Do you think this employee is an influential case? A company hired 25 employees for various positions.After the candidates were chosen,they wanted to see what the relationship of starting salary was based on years of experience and education level.They assign a 0,1,2,or 3 for high school diploma,bachelor's degree,master's degree,or a doctorate,respectively.The regression model looks like this: Dependent variable is: Salary R-squared = 69.6% R-squared (adjusted)= 66.9% s = 7889 with 25 - 3 = 22 degrees of freedom -Here are histograms of the leverage and Studentized residuals for the regression model: The 14th employee who was hired is highlighted in both displays.Do you think this employee is an influential case? The 14th employee who was hired is highlighted in both displays.Do you think this employee is an influential case?

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