A realtor in a suburb outside of Chicago is analyzing the relationship between the sale price of a home (Price in $), its square footage (Sqft), the number of bedrooms (Beds), and the number of bathrooms (Baths). She collects data on 36 recent sales. A portion of the data is shown in the accompanying table.

Price	Sqft	Beds	Baths
672000	2214	3	3
822000	2500	4	2.5
713000	2400	3	3
751636	2400	4	2
737692	2925	4	3
645000	2524	3	2
432692	1891	3	1.5
454667	1786	3	2.5
587500	2100	3	1.5
585000	1947	3	1.5
583000	2224	3	2.5
569000	3262	4	2
764400	2509	4	3
540000	1488	3	1.5
732273	3964	4	3.5
516000	1951	4	2
738111	2531	4	2.5
714000	2418	4	3
693000	2369	4	3
463000	1714	3	2
639800	2310	4	3
451000	1685	3	2
435000	1500	3	1.5
431700	1896	2	1.5
414000	1182	2	1.5
602250	1728	4	2
319200	1106	3	1
253333	896	3	1
285000	954	2	1
375900	2275	5	1
372000	1005	2	1
275625	954	2	1
356500	1431	2	2
247500	1022	2	1
330000	1465	3	1
461250	1275	2	1

a.) Estimate the model Price = ₀ + ₁Sqft + ₂Beds + ₃Baths + . (Round Coefficients to 2 decimal places.)

b.) Predict the Price of a 2,423 square-foot home with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your final answer to the nearest whole number.)