The owner of Original Italian Pizza restaurant chain wants to understand which variable most strongly influences the sales of his specialty deep-dish pizza. He has gathered data on the monthly sales of deep-dish pizzas at his restaurants and observations on other potentially relevant variables for each of several outlets in central Indiana. These data are provided in the fileP10_04.xlsx (numbers are below). Estimate a simple linear regression equation between the quantity sold (Y) and each of the following candidates for the best explanatory variable: average price of deep-dish pizzas (X1), monthly advertising expenditures (X2), and disposable income per household in the areas surrounding the outlets (X3). Round your answers for intercept coefficients to the nearest whole number and slope coefficients to two decimal places, if necessary. If your answer is negative number, enter "minus" sign.

Outlet Number Quantity Sold Average Price Monthly Advertising Expenditures Disposable Income per Household; 85,300 $10.14 $64,800 $42,100 40,500 $10.88 $42,800 $38,300 3 61,800 $12.33 $58,600 $41,000 4 50,800 $12.70 $46,500 $43,300 60,600 $12.29 $50,700 $44,000 79,400 $9.79 $60,100 $41,200 71,400 $11.26 $55,600 $41,700- 8 70,700 $11.23 $57,900 $43,600 LD 55,600 $11.97 $52,100 $39,900 10 70,900 $12.07 $60,700 $44,800 11 77,200 $10.68 $64,400 $41,800 12 63,200 $12.49 $55,600 $44,200 13 71,100 $12.36 $60,900 $40,100 14 55,500 $9.96 $47,200 $39,100 15 42,100 $11.77 $46,100 $38,000