can; by substituting G = X2X2 to transform the quadratic equation into the linear form Y = a + bX + cG. can; by substituting L to transform the quadratic equation into the linear form Y = a + bX + cL2Y = a + bX + cL2 . cannot; because the model takes the form of a U-shaped curve or an inverted U-shape. cannot; because t-ratios do not have any meaning in nonlinear models. cannot; because the same explanatory variable, X, cannot appear more than once in the model.
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