Database System Concepts
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Implement the Linear regression for multiple variables.
code in python and execute and take screen shot of code and output
use PYTHON IDLE
GIVE EXPLANATION TO SAMPLE CODE EXECUTED.
please use 201916778 as a file name thank you in advance
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