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OpenStudy (wes_is_here):

A local animal shelter started the week with 45 kittens available for adoption. The rate of adoptions of kittens was consistent for the first three days of the week. After those three days, 36 kittens were still available for adoption.

OpenStudy (wes_is_here):

In a linear model of this situation, which of the following statements applies? An additional day of adoptions is associated with an additional 6 kittens adopted. An additional day of adoptions is associated with an additional 9 kittens adopted. An additional day of adoptions is associated with an additional 1 kitten adopted. An additional day of adoptions is associated with an additional 3 kittens adopted.

OpenStudy (wes_is_here):

@TheInspector

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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OpenStudy (wes_is_here):

. A study was done to investigate the relationship between student absences per semester and semester grades. The correlating linear model is shown below, where x represents the number of absences per semester, and y represents the semester grade [in points out of 100]. Interpret the slope. y = 87 - 1.4x An additional absence is associated with a grade decrease of 1.4. Zero absences is associated with a grade of 62. An additional 1.4 absences is associated with a grade decrease of 1. Zero absences is associated with a grade of 87.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@Teagey @KADForever17 dont give direct answers

OpenStudy (wes_is_here):

. A study was done to investigate the relationship between student absences per semester and semester grades. The correlating linear model is shown below, where x represents the number of absences per semester, and y represents the semester grade [in points out of 100]. Interpret the slope. y = 87 - 1.4x An additional absence is associated with a grade decrease of 1.4. Zero absences is associated with a grade of 62. An additional 1.4 absences is associated with a grade decrease of 1. Zero absences is associated with a grade of 87.

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