29) Below is some of the regression output from a regression of the amount rental houses on an island rent for (expressed in thousands of $'s) based on the size of the house (expressed in square feet), whether the house has an ocean front view (VIEW = 1 if it has an ocean front view and = 0 if not), and an interaction term between the ocean front view dummy variable and the size of the house. If the estimated equation is
Price = 1474 + 0.31*Size + 1885*View + 0.10*(Size*View)
How much more (or less) does a 3900 square foot house that has an ocean front view rent for compared to a similar sized house without an ocean front view? (if the ocean front house rents for more then express your answer as a POSITIVE number; if the ocean front house rents for less then express your answer as a NEGATIVE number)
(please express your answer using 1 decimal places)
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