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Transcribed Image Text:The table below lists heights and weights of 10 female and 10 male professional
basketball players:
Female Basketball Players Male Basketball Players
Height
(in.)
74
Weight
(lb)
169
Height
(in.)
74
Weight
(Ib)
197
74
77
181
199
75
202
71
173
64
139
135
77
220
68
83
220
71
161
83
81
250
225
78
187
150
181
68
76
219
71
73
79
215
246
194
85
Notice that taller athletes tend to be heavier, but not always. For example, a 64-inch
female athlete weighs more than a 68-inch female athlete.
1. Use a graphing utility to determine the regression line that models the height-
weight relationship among the 10 female basketball players. Let y- mx +b,
where x represents height in inches and y represents weight in pounds. What is
the correlation coefficient, and what does this indicate?
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