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when it comes to regression there are two quantities: expected value and observed value
the equation y^ = 20 - 1.5x gives the expected value for y, or the values on the regression line, for every x
first, use the equation to calculate the expected y value for x = 3
y^ = 20 - 1.5x = what when x = 3?
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-4.5?
hm not quite
20 - 1.5x = 20 - 1.5(3) = ?
15.5
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yes good
now let's look at the coordinate given in the problem (3,15.5) this is the observed value notice how it is the same as the predicted value
this implies that the point falls on the regression line (option c)
Oh okay so because the points fall on that line it is c?
yes, this one point in particular
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