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1)Write the regression equation that represents the above equation.
Y = 9.804326378 + 0.65795*X1 + 0.200358 X2
Height of an individual = 9.8043 + 0.6579*Mother's Height + 0.2004* Father's Height
2)Is this a good predictor equation? Why or why not (use appropriate statistics/hypothesis test to prove your point)?
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