Suppose that a least squares regression line equation is ˆy = 1.65 − 2.20x and the actual y value corresponding to x = 10 is −19, what is the residual value corresponding to y = −19? a. 1.35 b. −1.35 c.

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i think its b or d if im wrong sorry hoped this helped tho :p

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