In the Presence of Multicollinearity, the Predicted Values Of $\hat{y}$ Are Actually Quite Good for Values of X Far Outside

question 123

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In the presence of multicollinearity, the predicted values of $\hat{y}$ are actually quite good for values of x far outside the range of the sampled values of x.

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