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    The document analyzes the relationship between maximum temperature in 2014 (Suhu Maks 2014) and malaria cases. It finds that maximum temperature is a significant predictor of malaria cases, explaining around 40% of the variation with an adjusted R-squared value of 0.348. Regression analysis shows that for every 1 degree Celsius increase in maximum temperature, there is a decrease of around 7 malaria cases.

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    The document analyzes the relationship between maximum temperature in 2014 (Suhu Maks 2014) and malaria cases. It finds that maximum temperature is a significant predictor of malaria cases, explaining around 40% of the variation with an adjusted R-squared value of 0.348. Regression analysis shows that for every 1 degree Celsius increase in maximum temperature, there is a decrease of around 7 malaria cases.

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    Regression Suhu Maksimal 2014

    Variables Entered/Removeda
    Mo Variables Entered Variables Removed Method
    del
    1 Suhu Maks 2014b . Enter

    a. Dependent Variable: Kasus Malaria


    b. All requested variables entered.

    Model Summary
    Model R R Square Adjusted R Square Std. Error of the Estimate
    1 ,638a ,408 ,348 10,065

    a. Predictors: (Constant), Suhu Maks 2014

    ANOVAa
    Model Sum of df Mean F Sig.
    Squares Square
    Regression 696,878 1 696,878 6,879 ,025b
    1 Residual 1013,122 10 101,312
    Total 1710,000 11

    a. Dependent Variable: Kasus Malaria


    b. Predictors: (Constant), Suhu Maks 2014

    Coefficientsa
    Model Unstandardized Standardized t Sig.
    Coefficients Coefficients
    B Std. Error Beta
    (Constant) 264,840 90,351 2,931 ,015
    1 Suhu Maks
    -6,907 2,633 -,638 -2,623 ,025
    2014

    a. Dependent Variable: Kasus Malaria

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