You conducted a regression analysis between the number of absences and number of tasks missed by your 5 classmates in Statistics and Probability. It resulted that the regression line is y = 0.65x + 1.18. What is the predicted number of tasks missed of a learner who is always present? a. The learner has 1 task missed. b. The learner has less than 2 tasks missed. c. The learner has more than 2 tasks missed. d. The learner has no task missed.

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