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Many factors affect the price of wine. One factor that is expected to be related to price is taste. Twenty-five random bottles of wine were selected and scored on a scale from 0 to 20 for taste, where the higher the score, the better the taste. The price of the bottle of wine (in dollars) was also recorded. A regression analysis was run where price was predicted by taste with the following results. Assume the conditions for the linear regression model hold.

If we wanted to estimate the average price of all bottles of wine with a taste score of 18, we would use a

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