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Use Excel's regression function with Salary as the dependent variable (y variable) and Age as the independent variable (x). Write the regression equation explicitly. Compare to the scatter plot equation.

The assignment must be presented in a Word document. Copy and paste material from Excel. Clearly state your decision and what it means.

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This solution includes the regression output from Excel and the scatter plot. The regression output is interpreted, and its relation to the scatter plot is explained.

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