Regarding linear equations with one independent variable: Which is the general f

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Regarding linear equations with one independent variable: Which is the general form of such an equation: A. y = b_0/x + b_1 B. y = b_0 + b_1x^2 C. y = b_0x^b_1 D. b_0x + b_1z E. y = b_0 + b_1x The rest of the problem refers to the expression you selected above. The letter b_0 is A. a constant B. the independent variable C. the dependent variable e D. none of the above The letter b_1 is A. a constant B. the independent variable C. he dependent variable D. none of the above The letter x is A. a constant B, the independent variable C. the dependent variable D. none of the above The letter y is A. a constant B. the independent variable C. the dependent variable D. none of the above

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Q1 - Answer is Option E as we have only one independent variable the linear regression equation is y= bo + b1x

Q2- Answer is Option A as bo is called intercept or Constant is a linear regression equation.

Q3- Answer is Option D as b1 is called slope of variable.

Q4- Answer is Option B as x is called independent variable which is only one in this linear regression

Q5-Answer is Option C as y is called response / dependent variable because it is dependent on variable x.

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