Question: What is the equation of this trend line?
2 answers:
Take 2 points (J,K)

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Answer:
A trend line is a straight line that illustrates the points on a scatter plot.
The equation of the trend line is: k = -2j + 24
Step-by-step explanation:
From the graph, we have the following points
(j, k) = (6, 12)(4, 16)
Start by calculating the slope
m = k2 - k1 / j2 - j1
So, we have:
m= 16 - 12 / 4 - 6
m = 4 / -2
m= -2
The equation is then calculated as:
k=m(j – j1) + k1
This gives:
k= -2(j - 6) +12
Expand
k= -2j + 12 +12
k= -2j + 24
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