9) Below is a regression line (line 1) that does not include point P, 9 P 5 2 0 2 10 11 12 a) If the regression line (line 2) is recalculated but this time including point P, will the slope of line 1 or line 2 be greater? Explain. b) Which of the two lines will have the larger y-intercept? No explanation needed. c) True or False. Point P is influential. d) True or False. Point P is a high leverage point. e) True or False. Point P is an outlier.
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