Can you check my answers and tell me if I made any mistakes. 2) Do people who sit in the front of a college class are usually smarter? Below is acomputer output for the least square regression line for a random 2100 college studentsbased on their final exam score (in %) and row they sit in class.

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Can you check my answers and tell me if I made any mistakes.

2) Do people who sit in the front of a college class are usually smarter? Below is a
computer output for the least square regression line for a random 2100 college students
based on their final exam score (in %) and row they sit in class.

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The explanatory variable is also called as an Independent variable. It explains variations in the response (dependent) variable.

In this case, explanatory variable is 'Row' students sit in their class.

A response variable is a particular quantity that we ask a question about in the study. Response variable in this case is "Final exam score".

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The generalized linear model is given by the equation:

$\hat{y} = β_{0} + β_{1} x w h e r e, β_{0} : I n t e r c e p t β_{1} : s l o p e$

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