Question: Consider the following hypothetical multiple linear model for estimating the number of cups of lemonade sold at a lemonade stand. Weekend is a boolean variable

Consider the following hypothetical multiple linear model for estimating the number of cups of lemonade sold at a lemonade stand. "Weekend" is a boolean variable whose value is 0 for weekdays and 1 for weekends. All else being equal, how will the estimate for a Saturday differ from the estimate for a Friday?

cups sold = 2.3 * temperature + (-40) * price + 120 * weekend + (-40)

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The estimate for Saturday will be 120 times greater than the estimate for Friday

The estimate for Saturday will be 40 units (cups) less than the estimate for Friday

The estimate for Saturday will be 120 units (cups) greater than the estimate for Friday

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Considering the multiple linear equation above (assuming temperature in degrees F and price in dollars) how many cups is the stand estimated to sell on a Wednesday when it's 80 degrees F and the cost of one cup is $1.50?

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184 cups

84 cups

124 cups

204 cups

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