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Perform a regression on two different variables within the attached data, and exaplin what the findings determine. What decision can be made?

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6/29/1913 074 Scott Brook Suite 700
8/27/1986 275 Marie Square
2/17/1927 05543 Scott Mount Suite 815
9/17/1988 PSC 1174, Box 8855
2/13/1913 4725 Ferguson Hill Suite 157
3/4/2003 890 Marshall Vista
1/14/2000 091 Gary Falls
8/29/1979 586 Ryan Prairie
10/22/1954 444 Angelica Wall
3/11/1931 USCGC Wright
7/13/2002 USCGC Stark
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10/28/1923 486 Travis Haven Apt. 124
5/6/1941 459 Katrina Row Suite 348
9/19/1993 Unit 7905 Box 2194
11/14/2017 Unit 3034 Box 2608
1/12/1985 91878 Marvin Lock
6/4/1965 PSC 3486, Box 6554
11/4/1922 43152 Deborah Pine Suite 123
5/9/1927 267 Crystal Springs Suite 002
9/3/1980 78409 Chase Mews
5/21/1938 50044 Pamela Ridges
12/16/1919 61062 James Point
1/29/1988 PSC 6626, Box 3241
6/7/2004 131 Jackson Parkway Apt. 685
7/11/1988 69454 Terri Shoal Suite 567
8/20/1958 7452 David Hollow
5/9/1983 46946 Travis Highway
6/15/1944 1720 Donna Overpass Apt. 081
7/19/1923 598 Thompson Mission
1/19/2014 8785 Lauren Rest
5/2/1922 Unit 1690 Box 1761
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7/1/2001 2434 Warner Row
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4/27/1977 03600 Robertson Dam Apt. 255
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