Mathematics, 12.10.2021 08:20 Cooldude36461
The data below are the weights (in lbs) and heights (in inches) of some members of FSUâs Dept of Statistics. We would like to come up with a linear model to predict weight from height.
Weights (lbs) 157 158 175 210 194 160
Heights (in.) 64 70 71 68 70 66
Required:
a. Use the data and your calculator to find the slope of the linear model.
b. Use the data and your calculator to find the y-intercept of the linear model.
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