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Consider the regression model Wage=β12School+β3(School×Female)+u where, Wage = individual's daily wage School = years of schooling Female = 1 if the individual is female, = 0 if the individual is male

And suppose the estimated coefficients b1, b2, and b3  are all different from 0.

If we plot: 

(1) the predicted relation between Wage and School for females and

(2) the predicted relation between Wage and School for males, then the plot of (1) and (2) will have   the same or different  intercept   and the same or different slope?

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