[Solved] If Linear regression model perfectly first i.e., train error is zero, then

Q.	If Linear regression model perfectly first i.e., train error is zero, then
A.	test error is also always zero
B.	test error is non zero
C.	couldn�t comment on test error
D.	test error is equal to train error
Answer» C. couldn�t comment on test error

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