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the equation of the regression is :
y^ = .17+.54*x1+.002*x2
GPA = 3.2
College board score = 400
We will substitute x1 = 3.2 and x2 = 400 in the equation . we
have:
y^ = .17+.54*3.2+.002*400
= 2.6980
The predicted college GPA for a high school GPA of 3.2 and a college board score of 400 is 2.6980
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