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The partial megastat output below is regression analysis of the relationship between annual payroll and number of wins in a season for 28 teams in professional sports. The purpose of the analysis
Is to predict the number of wins when given an annual payroll in $millions. Although technically not a sample, the baseball data below will be treated as a convenience sample of all major league professional sports. The partial megastat output below is regression analysis of the relationship between annual payroll and number of wins in a season for 28 teams in professional sports. The purpose of the analysis Is to predict the number of wins when given an annual payroll in $millions. Although technically not a sample, the baseball data below will be treated as a convenience sample of all major league professional sports.    Refer to the printout above. Predict the annual attendance (000)  for a team with 100 wins A)  2,820.49 B)  3,222.61 C)  2,903.01 D)  3,695.06 E)  8,279.78
Refer to the printout above. Predict the annual attendance (000) for a team with 100 wins

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