4) identify of intercept (B0), slope of regression line (B1) , and the p value and analysis of their meanings A1 Page 143234 Student5 A6 B7 C8D9E10 F11 G12 H13 I14 J15 K16 L17 M181920212223424 32522627128 02930313250BProblem #4-18500DeCSAT1012631131175520701824117012451443218715031839212710981000DGPA2.92.9333.453.662.882.152.533.221.992.753.91.6GPA1500E2000FG2500H+ 543210A0B9D123 SUMMARY OUTPUT45 Regression Statistics6 Multiple R$7 R Square38 Adjusted R Squ39 Standard Error40 Observations4142 ANOVA4344 Regression45 Residual46 Total474849 Intercept50 SAT5000.6918010.4785890.4311880.49607513dfC1000DGPA1500ECoefficientsandard Err t Stat1.027771 0.587631 1.7490060.001143 0.00036 3.177517Problem 4-18 Problem 4-10F2000SSMSignificance F1 2.484681 2.484681 10.09661 0.008811 2.706996 0.24609112 5.191677G2500HP-value Lower 95% Jpper 95%ower 95.0%pper 95.0%0.1081 -0.2656 2.321138 -0.2656 2.3211380.0088 0.000351 0.001934 0.000351 0.001934Problem 4-22+

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