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Refer to the figure.
Refer to the figure.    - You are one of a team of scientists studying a newly-discovered planet. You are receiving data from a probe that was landed on the planet by an unmanned mission. Your team is working with the little data you have from the probe to learn as much as you can about the planet's basic characteristics. The figure illustrates data collected by the probe at the same location on the planet during what you suspect are two different seasons (season A and season B). The average daily temperature of the probe during season A is about 19°C while the average temperature of the same location in season B is 2°C. Imagine instead that the averages recorded were 40°C in season A and -20°C in season B. List three characteristics of the planet that, if they were different, could cause these more extreme seasonal differences. Justify your answers.
- You are one of a team of scientists studying a newly-discovered planet. You are receiving data from a probe that was landed on the planet by an unmanned mission. Your team is working with the little data you have from the probe to learn as much as you can about the planet's basic characteristics. The figure illustrates data collected by the probe at the same location on the planet during what you suspect are two different seasons (season A and season B). The average daily temperature of the probe during season A is about 19°C while the average temperature of the same location in season B is 2°C. Imagine instead that the averages recorded were 40°C in season A and -20°C in season B. List three characteristics of the planet that, if they were different, could cause these more extreme seasonal differences. Justify your answers.


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Academic Performance

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Multiple Regression

An analytical approach to examining how a dependent variable is influenced by two or more independent variables.

Explanatory Variables

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Statistical Significance

Indicates that the result of an analysis or experiment is unlikely to have occurred purely by chance, at a specified significance level.

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