Compute the predicted probability of employment for a 20-year-old worker, a 40-year-old worker, and a 60-year-old worker.Would it be the same equation as the linear regression? or would some things be different?ex.This is the equation we were givenFor the first question we performed a linear regressionwith help it was calculated that predicted probability for 20, 40, 60 years was respectively0.3074929+0.0282722*20-.0032812*(20^2) = 0.7423769, 74.24%0.3074929+0.0282722*40-0.0032812*(40^2) = 0.9158209, 91.58%0.3074929+0.02282722*60-0.0032812*(60^2) = 0.8285489, 82.85%I want to know if I can use the equation the same way for the logit and projit, or if I have to apply it differently I gave an example of how to do a predicted probability for a probit at 20 years, I want to know if I am doing it the right way shown below. would the first equation for probit at 20 years be -1.257933+0.1217233*20-0.0128959(20^2)?