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Which of the following equations could be the equation for the line of best fit for the given set of data? A. Y= 46/55(x)+1032/55 B. Y= -46/55(x)+1032/55 C. Y= 46/55(x)-1032/55 D. Y= -46/55(x)-1032/55
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Which of the following equations could be the equation for the line of best fit for the given set of data?

A. Y= 46/55(x)+1032/55
B. Y= -46/55(x)+1032/55
C. Y= 46/55(x)-1032/55
D. Y= -46/55(x)-1032/55

Which of the following equations could be the equation for the line of best fit for-example-1
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