If a set of data contains no values of the independent variable x that are equal to 0, then the y-intercept regression coefficient has no particular meaning.

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If a set of data contains no values of the independent variable x that are equal to 0, then the y-intercept regression coefficient  has no particular meaning.

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The y-intercept regression coefficient is only meaningful if there are values of the independent variable x that are equal to 0. If there are no such values, then the y-intercept coefficient has no interpretation.

If a Set of Data Contains No Values of the Independent