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Standard 2: Line of Best Fit
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# of
A. Write the equation of the line of best fit(from Desmos.com-instructions HERE
Students
students
that
that like
responded Math
B. Using your line of best fit equation, predict the number of students that like
Math if 1000 students responded. SHOW WORK with your equation and round
down to the nearest person.
30
41
31
C. If you found that 200 students like Math, how many students responded?
SHOW WORK with your equation and round up to the nearest person!
80
68
100
85
110
94
D. Predict the number of students that like Math if 25,000 students were
surveyed. SHOW WORK with your equation!
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128
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