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Develop a dummy variable that will account for whether the refrigerator has the thru-the-door ice and water feature. Code the dummy variable with a value of 1 if the refrigerator has the thru-the-door ice and water feature and with 0 otherwise. Use this dummy variable to develop the estimated multiple regression equation to show how list price is related to cubic feet and the thru-the-door ice and water feature. (Round your numerical values to four decimal places. Let x1 represent the cubic feet, x2 represent whether the refrigerator has the thru-the-door ice and water feature, and y represent the list price.)

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