If your goal is to build a model to predict sales (i.e., dollar amounts between $0 and $10,000) based on gross domestic product, population size, unemployment rate, housing starts, and other related independent variables, which technique would you likely use?
Select one:
a. Linear Regression Analysis
b. Logistic Regression
c. Poisson Probability Distribution Model
d. Binomial Probability Distribution Model
Option a) is correct.
We have here, 1 dependent variable and more than 1 are independent variables
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