where denotes the standardized SAT score of person and be an indicator equal to 1 if person belongs to a minority, and 0 otherwise. You have data from a sample of students from your university. You load it into R, and run the regression, and get the following output: This table shows the regression output. For the intercept, the estimate is 1.038206, the standard error is 0.007292, the t value is 142.38, and Pr(>|t|) is <2e-16. For minorityTRUE, the estimate is -0.315742, the standard error is 0.013368, the t value is -23.62, and Pr(>|t|) is <2e-16. Question 1 0.0/1.0 point (graded) What is the mean standardized SAT score for whites (non-minorities)? Question2: What is the mean standardized SAT score for people who belong to a minority