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11. The following are all least squares assumptions with the exception of: O a. They are independently and identically distributed. O b. The explanatory variable in regression model is normally distributed. O c. Large outliers are unlikely. O d. The conditional distribution of given has a mean of zero.

11. The following are all least squares assumptions with the exception of: O a. They are independently and identically distributed. O b. The explanatory variable in regression model is normally distributed. O c. Large outliers are unlikely. O d. The conditional distribution of given has a mean of zero.

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