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 E. The c-intercept of the regression line
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The c-intercept would be the collar length for a boy 0 cm tall. This is not a useful concept in this scenario.
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IMO, to say it has "no logical interpretation" is erroneous. Given the units and variable definitions of the problem, it must have a very particular interpretation. Whether that interpretation is useful or not is a different matter, hence the wording used above.
The equation of a line of regression is represented as: [tex]^\wedge y =mx + c[/tex].
The context that has no logical interpretation is: (E). The c-intercept of the regression line
Recall that the general equation is:
[tex]^\wedge y =mx + c[/tex]
Where:
[tex]m \to slope[/tex]
[tex]c \to y\ intercept[/tex]
By comparing the above to [tex]^\wedge c = -94 + 0.94h[/tex]
[tex]0.94 \to[/tex] slope of the regression line
[tex]-94 \to[/tex] the y-intercept of the regression line
Also:
h and c represent the h and c values of the sample
Hence, the context with no logical interpretation is option (e)
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