Part 1 A bank developed a model for predicting the average checking and savings account balance as balance=−17,091+386×age+1,466×years education+0.116×household wealth. a. Explain how to interpret the numbers in this model. b. Suppose that a customer is 36 years​ old, is a college graduate​ (so that years education=16​), and has a household wealth of ​$150,000. What is the predicted bank balance?   Question content area bottom Part 1 a. The number −17,091   The number 386    does not have a meaningful interpretation. means that the average account balance decreases by $386 for each year increase in education. means that the average account balance decreases by $386 for each year increase in age. means that the average account balance increases by $386 for each year increase in education. means that the average account balance increases by $386 for each year increase in age.   The number 1,466   means that the average account balance decreases by $1,466 for each year increase in education. means that the average account balance increases by $1,466 for each year increase in education. does not have a meaningful interpretation. means that the average account balance decreases by $1,466 for each year increase in age. means that the average account balance increases by $1,466 for each year increase in age.   The number 0.116   does not have a meaningful interpretation. means that the average account balance increases by $0.116 for each $1 increase in household wealth. means that the average account balance decreases by $0.116 for each $1 increase in household wealth. means that the average account balance decreases by 0.116% for each $1 increase in household wealth. means that the average account balance increases by 0.116% for each $1 increase in household wealth.

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