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Regression that includes two or more non-constant independent variables.
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Rank vs Independent Variables - Multiple Regression?
As stated in the comments below your post, you just have to print the summary of your lm call to get the answer to your first question.
I called the same lm function with your sample data:
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Including indicator variables in linear regression
Using both continuous and categorical/indicator variables in a linear regression model is perfectly fine. For example, you can look at this post that describes several methods to code categorical vari …
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Partial correlations or multiple regression model
I am interested in the relation between two variables ${A}$ and ${B}$ while controlling for several covariates. Some of these covariates are strongly correlated with ${A}$ and mildly correlated with $ …