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A height-weight chart provides the following data:Assuming a linear equation fits the data, what would be the weight for the height of a 6' 1" person?
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A height-weight chart provides the following data:Assuming a linear equation fits the data, what would be the weight for the height of a 6' 1" person?
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A height-weight chart provides the following data:Assuming a linear equation fits the data, what would be the weight for the height of a 6' 1" person?
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170 for A+
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