Line of Best Fit Review

The data in the table show sales for a certain department store (in billions of dollars). Find the line of best fit.

Using the line of best fit, estimate the stores sales (in dollars) in 2018.

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The data in the table to the left gives the weight, in pounds and BMI (body mass index) for six people of the same height. Find the line of best fit.

Using your line of best fit, estimate Sam's weight since he has a BMI of 25.

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The table shows the annual tuition, in thousands, at a public four-year college from 1990 to 2010. Find the line of best fit.

Using your line of best fit, estimate the year in which the annual tuition will reach $10,000.

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The table shows the value of a car based on the number of miles displayed on its odometer. Find the line of best fit.

The table shows the value of a car based on the number of miles displayed on its odometer. Estimate the value of the car if its odometer reads 95,000 miles.

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The table shows the number of rabbits at a petting farm each year since 2008. Find the line of best fit.

Using your line of best fit, estimate the number of rabbits at the farm in 2016.

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