None of the Above Questions 6-9: The nature and structure of prisons means that some individuals have more prior arrests than others and typically those individuals may be in different prisons. Individuals with a higher number of prior arrests might therefore be expected to have a higher number of prison violations compared to those with fewer prior arrests. Suppose that after collecting data on inmates, we find a regression equation of Prison Violations = 71.87 + 0.101(prior arrests) - 0.06(Prison Type) where Prison Type is an indicator variable that equals 0 if the inmate is in a minimum-security prison or 1 if the inmate is in a maximum-security prison. Suppose we plotted the data and drew the regression lines for individuals in minimum- and maximum-security prisons. What would be the slope of the line for the individuals in the maximum-security prison? -0.060 0.060 0.941 0.101 Suppose we plotted the data and drew the regression lines for inmates in minimum and maximum-security prisons. What would be the intercept of the line for maximum-security inmates? 71.81 0.941 0.060 0.101 Calculate the predicted number of prison violations for a person in a minimum-security institution with 10 prior arrests