A study on the sales (Y=no. of units sold) and the price (X, in pesos) showed the following result:SUMMARY OUTPUTRegression StatisticsMultiple RR SquareAdjusted R SquareStandard ErrorObservationsANOVARegressionResidualTotalInterceptPrice0.77270.59710.8706265781.086529053df20CoefficientsSSMSFSignificance F1 152.1271 152.1271 128.8617 1.2273E-0918 21.24982 1.18054519 173.3769SEt Stat P-value Lower 95% L2259 1.593473 46.61723 3.17E-20 70.93555091.316758 11.35173 1.23E-09 12.1810733-1418According to this model, how many units will be sold, on the average, when the price of the item is Php1.10?699.21066.93902.93818.8

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