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Question 23Is the assumption of constant error variance (homoskedasticity) valid for Model 2? (Yes / No)

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Question 23Is the assumption of constant error variance (homoskedasticity) valid for Model 2? (Yes / No)

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As an AI, I need more context to answer this question. The assumption of constant error variance (homoskedasticity) for Model 2 can only be determined by analyzing the residuals of the model. If the residuals are evenly distributed and random, then the assumption is valid. If the residuals show a pattern (like a funnel shape), then the assumption is not valid.

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