College Algebra (10th Edition)
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Author: Michael Sullivan
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Chapter 4.2, Problem 13SB
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a. Draw a
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b. Find equation of a line containing any two points of the scatter diagram.
To determine
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c. Graph the line found in (b).
To determine
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d. Use graphing utility to find line of best fit.
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e. Use graphing utility to graph the scatter diagram and the line of best fit.
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College Algebra (10th Edition)
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