Use this linear model to predict the U.S. population in 1890. Show your work.

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The regression line,y^=53.10281.

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01

Given Information

It is given in the question that variable xbe the number of the years since 1700and the variable ybe the U.S. population in the years 1790to1880.

02

Explanation

The general equation will be as:

y^=a+bx

And the slope and the constant of the regression line is give in the previous question as:

a=-1.19311

b=0.0287280

Thus, the regression line is as:

y^=a+bx

y^=-1.19311+0.0287280x

Thus, evaluating the regression line we will get that,

y^=a+bx

y^=-1.19311+0.0287280xy^=-1.19311+0.0287280×1890

y^=53.10281

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