Question: Question 1 4 ( 1 point ) Here are the two datasets: Notice that the second dataset uses 0 and 1 for ExamScore ( a

Question 14(1 point)
Here are the two datasets:
Notice that the second dataset uses 0 and 1 for ExamScore (a binary label) and the
first dataset simply has the numeric scores. "ExamScore" is the LABEL of both
datasets. You can think of the label as the target variable or dependent variable for
the first dataset and you can think of the label as the category for the second
dataset. Notice also that the data itself is the same for both datasets. Only the label
(ExamScore) is represented differently for each dataset.
Take a moment to look at the datasets. Look at the variables. Think about what the
data represents. GPA is the student's GPA. StudyTime_hrs is the number of hours the
student studies each day. HrsSocialMedia_day is the number of hours the student
spends on social media each day.
Next, download and review all of the following R code. ExamScore_Rcode.txt Take
your time. Think about what each line of code is doing.
Using the R code and comments contained in the R code, choose the option that
correctly represents the linear regression equation (model).
a) ExamScore =68.451 GPA +2.722** StudyTime_hrs
+1.909HrsSocialMedia_day
b) ExamScore =68.451+1.310 GPA +2.722** StudyTime_hrs
-1.909** HrsSocialMedia_day
c) ExamScore =-68.451-1.310** GPA +2.722** StudyTime_hrs
+1.909** HrsSocialMedia_day
d) ExamScore =1.310x GPA +2.722** StudyTime_hrs -1.909** HrsSocialMedia_day
-68.451
e) ExamScore =-1.310** GPA -1.909** StudyTime_hrs-2.722** HrsSocialMedia_day
+68.451
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