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If you were to develop a linear regression equation that predicts the number of arrests from age, what would be the Y-intercept (a) of the regression equation? If you were to develop a linear regression equation that predicts the number of arrests from age, what would be the Y-intercept (a)  of the regression equation?   Pearson r = .25 A)  0.014 B)  0.51 C)  0.59 D)  1.49 Pearson r = .25


A) 0.014
B) 0.51
C) 0.59
D) 1.49

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