This information will be used for the next question as well: You are curious why some apartments in West Campus cost more to rent than others. You sample 30 one-bedroom apartments from across different West Campus apartment buildings and record the monthly rent (in dollars), along with the following explanatory variables: - Area - square feet of living space in the apartment - Age - how many years old the building that contains the apartment is - Parking - whether or not the apartment comes with a parking space You ran a linear regression model predicting monthly rent and including the main effects of all three explanatory variables. Question: Which of the following are stakeholders for this study? One-bedroom apartments in West Campus Apartment buildings in West Campus People who live in one-bedroom apartments in West Campus Refer to the previous question for the context of this analysis. Question: If a few of the apartments in your sample were in high-end luxury apartment buildings and had much higher rents compared to the rest of your sample, which assumption (if any) for the linear model would have been violated? The independent observations assumption The normality assumption The random sample assumption None of these assumptions would have been violated