Is my statement below correct for this question?

The x-intercept of the line ?2.3 + 0.5x is 4.6 (equivalently, $46, 000). Therefore, the x range for which ??R > ??D is x > $46, 000.

When x is greater than 4.6, the odds of choosing a republican for president is greater than the odds of choosing a democrat for president.

1. A model t predicting preference for President in the US (Democrat, Republican, Independent) using x = annual income (in $10,000 dollars) is (n Ht!) 2 3.3 0.236 and (fe/ff!) : 1.0 + 0.3x. 3. Find the range of x for which in; 3- g. The xrintercept of the line 72.3 + 0.5x is 4.6 (equivalently, $46, 000). Therefore, the x range for which rt'R > it'D is x > $46, 000. when x is greater than 4.6, the odds of choosing a republican for president is greater than the odds of choosing a democrat for president