Mathematics, 03.03.2021 02:40 kimly47

PLEASE HELP A scientist measures the velocity of a major river at various depths. After collecting and analyzing the data, the scientist determines that the equation y=−0.114x+1.658, where x represents the depth, in feet, and y represents the velocity of the river, in feet per second, can be used to model the data. The linear model has a correlation coefficient of 0.964.

Part A:
Explain what the slope and intercept of the equation mean in terms of the context.

Part B:
Explain what the correlation coefficient indicates about the relationship between the two variables.

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PLEASE HELP A scientist measures the velocity of a major river at various depths. After collecting...