Question 1 - 3 refer to following variables: Dependent variable: Monthly IncomeIndependent variable: Year of EducationPredict the Monthly income for 16 years of education (Round off to two decimal places if necessary). Table 1. Data from random samplingMonthly Income($1,000)$1.8Туре ofPunishmentMarital StatusYear of EducationSentence months2212$2.37116$2.5110218$2.31122$3.82141$1.9111115$3.22142$2.13121$1.927115$2.12103$2.131210$2.018214$2.62213$2.611$2.017211$2.611237$1.92111$2.53727$2.119111$2.62715$2.311013$2.33107$2.5181$2.4116$2.71116$2.5310213$1.931034$1.818216$2.621116$2.1210217Type of Punishment1Probation/community service2Jail incarceration3Prison incarcerationMarital Status1MarriedSingleOther23

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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