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For the regression equation, Ŷ = –2X + 6, if the X value is above the...

For the regression equation, Ŷ = –2X + 6, if the X value is above the mean (positive deviation), what can be determined about the predicted Y value?

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Given that, regression equation is,

\hat Y = -2X + 6

If the X value is above the mean ( positive deviation) then,

the predicted Y value will be below the mean for the Y scores. ( Because coefficient of slope ( X ) is negative)

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