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Suppose you wish to see if there is a relationship between the price (units=$1000) and the rating (units=10 points) of laptop compute A regression analysis on 12 computers revealed Ex¡ = 16.20, Exi= 24.12, Eyj = 90.00, Ey;= 684,40, and Exy 125.70. What is the interpretation of B1? O a. For an increase of 10 points in the Consumer Report rating, the mean price of a laptop increases by $446.8085. O b. For an increase of $1000 in price, the mean Consumer Report rating increases by 1.8667 points. Oc. For an increase of $1000 in price, the mean Consumer Report rating increases by 18.6667 points. O d. None of the answers is correct O e. For an increase of 10 points in the Consumer Report rating, the mean price of a laptop increases by $186.6667.

Suppose you wish to see if there is a relationship between the price (units=$1000) and the rating (units=10 points) of laptop compute A regression analysis on 12 computers revealed Ex¡ = 16.20, Exi= 24.12, Eyj = 90.00, Ey;= 684,40, and Exy 125.70. What is the interpretation of B1? O a. For an increase of 10 points in the Consumer Report rating, the mean price of a laptop increases by $446.8085. O b. For an increase of $1000 in price, the mean Consumer Report rating increases by 1.8667 points. Oc. For an increase of $1000 in price, the mean Consumer Report rating increases by 18.6667 points. O d. None of the answers is correct O e. For an increase of 10 points in the Consumer Report rating, the mean price of a laptop increases by $186.6667.

Functions and Change: A Modeling Approach to College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter4: Exponential Functions

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