The scatter plot above depicts the relationship between a person’s resting heart rate measured in beats per minute (B) and hours of exercise per week (T). The line of best fit is shown. The equation of the line of best fit is B = 80 - 4T Choose the best interpretation of the slope in the context for this example. Question 3 options: For every hour of exercise per week, a person’s resting heart rate decreases by four beats per minute. For every hour of exercise per week, a person’s resting heart rate increases by four beats per minute. For every four hours of exercise per week, a person’s resting heart rate increases by one beat per minute. For every eighty hours of exercise per week, a person’s resting heart rate decreases by four beats per minute. For every four hours of exercise per week, a person’s resting heart rate increases by eighty beats per minute. 757060555045Hours of Exercise per WeekResting Heart Rate (BPM)

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The scatter plot above depicts the relationship between a person’s resting heart rate measured in beats per minute (B) and hours of exercise per week (T). The line of best fit is shown. The equation of the line of best fit is B = 80 - 4T

Choose the best interpretation of the slope in the context for this example.

Question 3 options:

	For every hour of exercise per week, a person’s resting heart rate decreases by four beats per minute.
	For every hour of exercise per week, a person’s resting heart rate increases by four beats per minute.
	For every four hours of exercise per week, a person’s resting heart rate increases by one beat per minute.
	For every eighty hours of exercise per week, a person’s resting heart rate decreases by four beats per minute.
	For every four hours of exercise per week, a person’s resting heart rate increases by eighty beats per minute.