Answer:
The equation for regression line and predicting a husband's height for married couples in their early 20s
Equation: Y'=33.67+0.54*X'
Step-by-step explanation:
r=0.5
x'=64.5
Sx=2.5
y'=68.5
Sy=2.7
General regression line equation is:
Y'=a+b*X'
so the slope of the regression line is the linear correlation coefficient multiplied by the standard deviation for y' divided by the standard deviation for x'

The intercept with axis y is the mean of the decreased by the product of the slope and the mean of x

The equation regression line then is:
Y'=33.67+0.54*X'
Plug in 0 for x
0 - 6y = 30
y = -5
Y intercept: (0,-5)
Plug in 0 for y
5x = 30
X = 6
X intercept: (6,0)
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Answer:
The first answer is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
Line 5 says that the reason is due to substitution
Line 3 says m∠ SQT equals 180°
If we substitute 180° into the spot for m∠ SQT in line 4, we get solution option 1
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