A professor in the School of Business in a university polled a dozen colleagues about the number of professional meetings they attended in the past five years (x) and the number of papers they submitted to refereed journals (y) during the same period. The summary data are provided. Fit a simple linear regression model between x and y by finding out the estimates of intercept and slope. Comment on whether attending more professional meetings would result in publishing more papers. n n n=12, x=4, y=13, x² = 228, x,y; = 319 i=1 i=1 The estimated regression line is ŷ = ☐ + ( )x. (Round to two decimal places as needed.) Comment on whether attending more professional meetings would result in publishing more papers. Let it be unclear that attending more professional meetings affects the number of published papers if the value used to make that determination is between - 1 and 1. Because the of the regression equation is it would appear that attending more professional meetings less than -1, between 1 and 1, greater than 1 A professor in the School of Business in a university polled a dozen colleagues about the number of professional meetings they attended in the past five years (x) and the number of papers they submitted to refereed journals (y) during the same period. The summary data are provided. Fit a simple linear regression model between x and y by finding out the estimates of intercept and slope. Comment on whether attending more professional meetings would result in publishing more papers. n n n = 12, x=4, y=13, x² = 228, x,y; = 319 i=1 i=1 The estimated regression line is ŷ = ☐ + ( ☐ )x. (Round to two decimal places as needed.) Comment on whether attending more professional meetings would result in publishing more papers. Let it be unclear that attending more professional meetings affects the number of published papers if the value used to make that determination is between -1 and 1. Because the of the regression equation is it would appear that attending more professional meetings would result in publishing fewer papers. would result in publishing more papers. does not clearly affect the number of published papers.