In the following data, x is the average number of hours the student spent working on math each week and y is the final grade in a math class. hours/week x Grade y 5 62 7 52.8 7 56.8 8 67.2 8 62.2 9 76.6 13 73.2 13 90.2 15 80 15 78 The line of best fit is y = 2.55x + 44.4. What is the predicted value for the final grade when a student spends an average of 11 hours each week on math? Grade = Round to 1 decimal place.
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So, y = 2.55 * 11 + 44.4 = 28.05 + 44.4 = 72.55 Show more…
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