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3 years ago

In multiple regression, the constant :

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Kaylis [27]3 years ago

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Answer:

a. Is the expected value of the dependent variable Y when all of the independent variables have the value zero

Explanation:

This regression is the extension of the simple linear regression and is used when we want to define the values of the variable based on the values of the two or more variables and constant terms in the regression analysis are the values at which the regression line crosses at the Y-axis.

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