1. The regression equation relating high school GPA (x) and college GPA (y) for 100 randomly...
1. The regression equation relating high school GPA (x) and college GPA (y) for 100 randomly selected FAU students is y = 0.57x + 0.82. Use the equation to determine the college GPA of a student whose high school GPA is 2.5. Round your answer to two decimal places.
- a. 3.89
- b. 2.62
- c. 2.25
- d. 1.17
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