2 In the simple linear regression model y = Bo + Bjx + u, suppose that E(u) + 0. Letting a, = E(u),show that the model can always be rewritten with the same slope, but a new intercept and error, wherethe new error has a zero expected value.3 The following table contains the ACT scores and the GPA (grade point average) for eight college stu-dents. Grade point average is based on a four-point scale and has been rounded to one digit after thedecimal.StudentGPAACT12.82123.42433.02643.5273.62963.02572.7253.730(i)Estimate the relationship between GPA and ACT using OLS; that is, obtain the intercept andslope estimates in the equationGPA = B, + B¡ACT.Comment on the direction of the relationship. Does the intercept have a useful interpretationhere? Explain. How much higher is the GPA predicted to be if the ACT score is increased byfive points?(ii) Compute the fitted values and residuals for each observation, and verify that the residuals(approximately) sum to zero.

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2 In the simple linear regression model y = Bo + Bjx + u, suppose that E(u) # 0. Letting a, = E(u), show that the model can always be rewritten with the same slope, but a new intercept and error, where the new error has a zero expected value.

2 In the simple linear regression model y = Bo + Bjx + u, suppose that E(u) # 0. Letting a, = E(u), show that the model can always be rewritten with the same slope, but a new intercept and error, where the new error has a zero expected value.

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