Interpret the parameter estimates

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Refer to Table 2.10 on death penalty decisions. Fit a logistic model with the two race predictors.
a. Test the model goodness of fit. Interpret.
b. Report the standardized residuals. Interpret.
c. Interpret the parameter estimates.

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