We would like to predict the birthweight (in ounces) of an infant born to a first-time mother, using the mother's weight (in pounds). The following table gives some data for several randomly-selected 22-year-old first-time mothers and their infants. The first number in each row is the the mother's weight; the second number in each row is the infant's weight: 94: 99 100: 135 104: 114 110: 136 115:117 115: 99 118: 124 119: 125 120: 98 121: 123 122: 125 128: 125 130: 115 130: 115 130: 105 130: 134 130: 123 133: 121 135: 131 145: 129 147: 118 160: 129 160: 116 164: 117 185: 119 Enter the mothers' weights into L, and the infants' weights into L, (in the same order). Produce a scatterplot. Does th scatterplot seems to follow a line? Explain your thinking
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