Suppose the analyst constructs the simple linear regression model y = a + fin (x) +e. She estimates it to be 9-1-2ln (x). What is the residual in Excel output for the pair of observations x = 1.5 and y = 2?
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![Suppose the analyst constructs the simple linear regression model y = + (x) +e. She estimates it to
be 9-1-2ln (x). What is the residual in Excel output for the pair of observations = 1.5 and y = 2?
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