Based on the simple linear equation given below answer the following questions. y=a+Bx+e a. Write the dependent variable——. b. Write the error term———-. c. Write the intercept————-. d. Write the explanatory variable———- e. Write the slope ———–. How do you interpret it?

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Based on the simple linear equation given below answer the
following questions.

y=a+Bx+e

a.     Write the dependent variable——.

b.     Write the error term———-.

c.      Write the intercept————-.

d.     Write the explanatory variable———-

e.     Write the slope ———–. How do you interpret it?

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