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Question 15
Since spring started, Kareem has been surveying the
growth of leaves on his neighborhood trees. He goes out
every day and computes the average number of leaves on
a sample of trees. He created a scatter plot where the y-
axis represents the average number of leaves on the trees,
and the x-axis represents the number of weeks since
spring started.
Use the 2 given points to write a linear equation that can
be used to approximate the data distribution.
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