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book Introduction to Epidemiology 6th Edition by Ray M Merrill cover

Introduction to Epidemiology 6th Edition by Ray M Merrill

Edition 6ISBN: 1449645186
book Introduction to Epidemiology 6th Edition by Ray M Merrill cover

Introduction to Epidemiology 6th Edition by Ray M Merrill

Edition 6ISBN: 1449645186
Exercise 20

Suppose the estimated slope coefficient in a regression model measuring the association between the independent variable exercise (in hours per week) and dependent variable pulse has a slope of –0.05 (per minute). Interpret this result.

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The estimated least squares regression equation is given by:

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