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PLEASE I NEED HELP ASAP Part B Natalie also made a catapult, but she used stronger elastic bands than Aiden did. As a result, she was able to send her ball farther with a shorter arm length. She also varied the length of her catapult arm while measuring the horizontal distance between where the tennis ball was launched and where it landed. The table presents the data she recorded while using her catapult. Length of Catapult Arm (cm) Horizontal Distance (cm) 25 290.8 35 325.4 30 315.2 60 420 65 435.8 50 385.1 45 355 40 362 50 378.3 40 333.9 Use the graphing tool to determine the line of best fit for Natalie’s data. Question What is the equation of the line of best fit for Natalie’s data? Enter the correct answer in the box by replacing m and b in the equation. Round each number to the nearest tenth.

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