Mathematics, 14.06.2021 05:00 miya214
Why is the equation y = 46/55x + 1032/55
not the equation of a line of best fit for the data set below?
a. the of the line is negative, but the data set has a positive correlation.
b. the slope of the line is positive, but the data set has a negative correlation.
c. the y-intercept of 1032/55 will not produce a line that centers the scatter plot.
d. the data set has no correlation and cannot be accurately represented with a linear equation.
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