a. Using the regression output, determine the regression equation that predicts the English diagnostic test score. 2.2The ABS has produced the following regression analysis regarding the English diagnostic test score of the international students enrolled at 20 Australian universities in 2020.Regression StatisticsMultiple RR SquareAdjusted R SquareStandard ErrorObservationsANOVARegressionResidualTotalInterceptAverage IELTSscoreYear 12 averagescoreAverage age0.9750.9510.9331.75220df514192.632SSCoefficients Standard Error26.9408.8100.501-0.389830.23142.969873.20.7830.0980.384MS166.0463.069t Stat3.0583.3605.123-1.013F54.101P-value0.0090.0050.0000.003Significance F0.000Lower 95%8.0440.9520.291-1.212Upper 95%45.8364.3120.7100.434

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