A random sample of 20 individuals who graduated from harvard ago were asked to report the total amount of debt they had when they graduated from college and the total value of their current investments. the data set is below: Debt Invested 23719 25664 2327 63658 23846 23405 12262 43385 18480 32649 7823 54587 10857 45145 10085 48262 14813 40983 2299 65308 18154 31977 16650 39308 16699 34346 19120 35813 10809 47704 19566 32805 8679 50647 16647 34555 17952 33647 5454 59726  A) using a regression equation for predicting current investment based on college debt. What is the expected change in current investment for each additional dollar of harvard college debt? B) What is the predicted current investment for an individual who had a college debt of $5000?  C) What proportion of the variation in current investment is explained by college debt?

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A random sample of 20 individuals who graduated from harvard ago were asked to report the total amount of debt they had when they graduated from college and the total value of their current investments. the data set is below:

Debt Invested
23719 25664
2327 63658
23846 23405
12262 43385
18480 32649
7823 54587
10857 45145
10085 48262
14813 40983
2299 65308
18154 31977
16650 39308
16699 34346
19120 35813
10809 47704
19566 32805
8679 50647
16647 34555
17952 33647
5454

59726 

A) using a regression equation for predicting current investment based on college debt. What is the expected change in current investment for each additional dollar of harvard college debt?

B) What is the predicted current investment for an individual who had a college debt of $5000? 

C) What proportion of the variation in current investment is explained by college debt?

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