Model Results
Term	Estimate	Std. Error	95% CI (Low)	95% CI (High)
Intercept	3.04460405	0.00560414	3.03362136	3.05558916
Age (agep)	-0.03394737	0.00009060	-0.03412496	-0.03376980
Household Income (hincp)	0.00000704	0.00000007	0.00000689	0.00000719
Age × Income	0.00000013	0.00000000	0.00000013	0.00000013

This table highlights key results from the model. It is important to note that the Intercept value should be disregarded as this indicates the log-odds of someone for whom both the predictors (age and household income) equal zero having full internet access. Considering that none of the confidence intervals include 0, these predictions appear reasonable. Most notably these estimates indicate that an increase by one year in age decreases the odds of having full internet access by roughly 3% and a one dollar increase in household income leads to a small increase in the odds of full internet access, which becomes more impactful with greater increases in income.

\[ \log\left(\frac{P(\text{accessinet\_binary} = 1)}{1 - P(\text{accessinet\_binary} = 1)}\right) = \beta_0 + \beta_1 \cdot \text{agep} + \beta_2 \cdot \text{hincp} + \beta_3 \cdot (\text{agep} \times \text{hincp}) \]

\[ \log\left(\frac{P(\text{accessinet\_binary} = 1)}{1 - P(\text{accessinet\_binary} = 1)}\right) = 3.04 - 0.0339 \cdot \text{agep} + 0.00000704 \cdot \text{hincp} + 0.000000130 \cdot (\text{agep} \times \text{hincp}) \]

These equations reflect the mathematical structure of the model. In both equations predictors agep (age) and hincp (household income) are located on the right hand side of the equation. The right hand side reflects the log odds of the outcome variable (accessinet_binary, representing internet access) equaling one, which indicates full internet access. The bottom equation includes the model’s estimated coefficients, showing how the model would compute the log-odds of any person having full internet access based on age and household income.