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Use the lm() function to fit the linear model which describes quality_of_life as a function of unemployment_p.

What quality of life would you predict if you knew the unemployment percentage in a neighbourhood was #6.9#? And if it was #18.9\%# or #20.9\%#? Give your answers in one decimal.

w i s h_t o_m o v e = 77.995 - 7.083 \cdot q u a l i t y_o f_l i f e

The predicted quality of life in a neighbourhood with an unemployment percentage of #6.9\%# is

The predicted quality of life in a neighbourhood with an unemployment percentage of #18.9\%# is

The predicted quality of life in a neighbourhood with an unemployment percentage of #20.9\%# is

9. Simple Linear Regression: Practical 9

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