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   Gabriel created the table above to help him organize financial information on the projected results of increased marketing campaigns for the swimsuit line. A change in marketing expense will change the number of units sold. Please refer to the table above when answering the questions below. -Gabriel considers whether the average salary input item should be a changing cell. Although the average salary will change to $39,100 next year, it will not vary from that number for any of the five scenario options. Why would you recommend NOT making salary a changing cell? A)  because Gabriel would have to update each of the five scenarios if the value changes again, causing inefficiency B)  because the value is a  constant  across all five scenarios C)  both a and b D)  neither a nor b
Gabriel created the table above to help him organize financial information on the projected results of increased marketing campaigns for the swimsuit line. A change in marketing expense will change the number of units sold. Please refer to the table above when answering the questions below.
-Gabriel considers whether the average salary input item should be a changing cell. Although the average salary will change to $39,100 next year, it will not vary from that number for any of the five scenario options. Why would you recommend NOT making salary a changing cell?

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Structural Equation Models

A statistical technique that allows for the analysis and estimation of complex relationships among variables, often including both direct and indirect effects.

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Elements, factors, or conditions that can change or vary within an experiment, potentially impacting the outcome.

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Partial Correlation

The correlation between two variables with the influence of a third variable statistically controlled for.

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