Consider the following least-squares specification between test scores and the student-teacher ratio:

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1 answer:

liraira [26]3 years ago

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Answer:

Option B

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that the regression equation using least squares for test scores and student teacher ratio is

Test Score = 557.8 + 36.42 In (Income).

Say if 1% income is increased.

Let income be 100

New income = 101

Then we have

Test score original =

$557.8+36.42 Ln 100\\= 725.520$

Test score new income

= $557.8+36.42 ln (101)\\= 725.882$

Increase = 0.362~0.36

Option B is right.

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