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Would it be appropriate for the real estate agent to use this model to make a prediction about the number of days a house that is price $120 above market value would sit vacant?
A. Yes, it would be appropriate because R2 is close to 1, and $120 is close to the given data values
B. No, it would not be appropriate becausee $120 is an interpolation value
C. Yes, it would be appropriate because this situation should be modeled by an increasing linear
D. No, it would not be appropriate because r2 is not close to 1
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