Multiple Choice
Consider the regression equation Y = 5 + 16X1 + 38X2 relating annual expenditures on a particular product Y to X1 and X2, where Which of the following is FALSE? The equation suggests
A) An upper class person could be expected on the average to spend $38 per year more than a lower class person on the product.
B) A middle class person could be expected on the average to spend $16 more per year on the product than a lower class person.
C) A lower class person could be expected on the average to spend $5 per year on the product.
D) An upper class person could be expected on the average to spend $22 more per year on the product than a middle class person.
E) An upper class person could be expected on the average to spend $38 per year on the product.
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