A sociologist recorded the estimated life expectancies of women born in Center City. Use the data from women born in 1970 and 2000 to create a linear model that predicts the life expectancy, in years, (y) of a female born in a given year (x).

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blazerider2798 · Answer

i dont know im kinda stumped on that question

blazerider2798 · Answer

is there anymore information to go off of?

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