One model of the length LACL of a person's anterior cruciate ligament, or ACL, relates it to the person's height h with the linear function LACL=0.04606h−(41.29 mm) This relationship does not change significantly with age, gender, or weight. If a basketball player has a height of 2.13 m, approximately how long is his ACL?

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From the question we are told that

       The relationship between the length to the height is  

       The height of the basketball player  is  

Substituting the value of height of the basket ball player in to the model we have the of the player is

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