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Mathematics, 20.10.2020 02:01 mariahbrooks
Suppose you found the least squares line of best fit, and then later added another data point from a subject added to your study. You found the new regression line included this point. If the data point were not on the line, which statement
below will always be true?
A)The line will not change.
B)The line will move toward the new point.
C)The line will move away from the new point.
D)The line will go through the new point.
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