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Given these two data sets, IQ-GPA and IQ-SAT, how would you predict Justin’s SAT score based on his GPA? Explain.

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Answer:

First, use the equation of the trend line to find the IQ that is expected by the GPA. Next, use the other equation of the trend line to find the SAT that is predicted by the IQ.

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Alika [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

First, use the equation of the trend line to find the IQ that is expected by the GPA. Next, use the other equation of the trend line to find the SAT that is predicted by the IQ.

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