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Consider the following estimated multiple regression model relating GPA to the number of classes attended and...
Consider the following estimated multiple regression model relating GPA to the number of classes attended and the final exam score in a particular class, and if the student is a freshman (=1 if freshman, =0 otherwise). GPA = -0.3507+0.1096(Attendance) + 0.1697(Exam Score) -0.1380(Freshman) Suppose two students, one a junior and one a freshman, attended the same number of classes and both got a score of 88 on the final exam. What would be the expected difference in the GPa for the two students? Round your answer to four (4) decimal places.
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