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How would I find the slope between temp and tire pressure ? What would it be?

Transcribed Image Text:Temperature (x)
Tire pressure, psi (y)
12.9 °C
3.39x101
15.4 °C
34.25
-2.12 °F
2.68x101
19.5 °C
3.50x101
29.6 °F
36.53
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