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                                                  p3            124    -0.062      -1.333
                                                  p4            124    -0.373      -0.843
                                                  p5            124    0.266       -0.817
                                                  p6            124    0.038       -0.78
                                                  Pq1           124    0.404       -0.95
                                                  pq2           124    0.368       -1.134

                                 Product Quality   pq3          124    0.416       -0.641
                                                  pq4           124    -0.136      -0.942
                                                  pq5           124    0.101       -1.228
                                                  sq1           124    -0.028      -0.97
                                                  sq2           124    0.441       -0.48

                                                  sq3           124    0.99        0.632
                                 Service Quality   sq4          124    0.29        -1.039
                                                  sq5           124    0.209       -0.562
                                                  sq6           124    0.574       -0.705
                                                  sq7           124    -0.062      0.668
                                                  cs1           124    0.55        -0.179
                                                  cs2           124    -0.049      -1.157

                                 Customer         cs3           124    0.612       -0.847
                                 Satisfaction     cs4           124    0.237       -0.443

                                                  cs5           124    0.633       -0.498
                                                  cs6           124    -0.216      -1.017


            4.2.2 Univariable and Multivariable Analysis
            After the normality test, the univariate outliner and Mahalanobis values were determined by the standardised Z-score to see the existence of
            the multivariable outliner and the intense value of the 2 tests (outliner). The results of standardising z-score values show that no value exceeds
            +4 to -4(no additional output because of size constraints). Therefore, these values do not have extreme values (Coakes & Steed, 2003). The
            utmost Mahalanobis of the three variables utilised in this study must not exceed 16.266 (Hair et al., 2007; Tabachnik & Fidell, 2007).
            Therefore, there is no outlier because the most value of Maanalobis is a smaller amount than 16.266 as in Table 4.2. Regardless of whether
            it is univariate or multivariate, conclusions are drawn without taking extreme values, and the isometric hypothesis is satisfied.

                                                Table 4.2: Results of Mahalanobis,

                                           Minimum  Maximum      Mean     Std. Deviation   N
                           Mahal. Distance   0.136   16.02       2.976    3.161           124


            4.3 Preliminary Testing: Compliance with Regression Assumptions

            4.3.1 Multicollinearity Analysis
            The hypothetical model uses colinear analysis to check tolerance and variance inflation factor (VIF) values. If the worth of tolerance is larger
            than 0.2 (Grason,2012), where VIF is a smaller amount than 10 (Pallant,2015), significance is assumed. The subsequent results in Table 4.3
            show that price, product quality, and repair quality contribute significantly to the variable quantity of customer satisfaction. So H1, H2, H3 are
            accepted. H1, H2, and H3 are statistically obsessed with customer satisfaction.






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