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The admissions officer for a certain college developed the following estimated regression equation relating the final college GPA to the student's SAT mathematics score and high school GPA.
ŷ = −1.39 + 0.0234x1 + 0.00482x2
where
x1 | = | high-school grade point average |
x2 | = | SAT mathematics score |
y | = | final college grade point average. |
#1) The given regression equation follows where x1 is the high-school grade point average, x2 is the SAT mathematics score, and y is the final college grade point average.
ŷ = −1.39 + 0.0234x1 + 0.00482x2
We are to predict the final college GPA for a student who has a high-school average of 84 and scored 535 on the SAT mathematics test. Thus, the corresponding values to substitute into the regression equation are
x1 =
and
x2 = .
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