Marsha recorded the time it took six children of different ages to run one lap around the track. Using the line of best fit, what is closest to the length of time it should take Marsha's 8 year old son to run one lap? Write the equation that represents the situation from the previous question. (in slope-intercept form)​

176 seconds

Step-by-step explanation:

By using regression line calculator,

Equation of the line of best fit will be,

T = -12.55x + 276.52

Here , T = time taken to cover one lap

x = Age

If the age of Marsha's son is 8 years then expected time taken by her son to cover one lap will be,

T = -12.55(8) + 276.52

T = -100.4 + 276.52

T = 176.12 seconds

Therefore, approximate time taken by Marta's son will be 176 seconds.

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