Question

The scatter plot shows the number of minutes people had to wait for service at a restaurant and the number of staff available at the time.
A line that models the data is given by the equation $$, where $$ represents the wait time, and represents the number of staff available.

The slope of the line is -1.62. What does this mean in this situation?
it means that the scatter plots are off the chart
Is a slope of 1.62 realistic in this context?
no because it is not a coordinate and there isn't any decimals in the wait time
The $$-intercept is $$. What does this mean in this situation?
it means there's more waiting time
Is a $$-intercept of $$ realistic in this context?
no because when you try to find it it goes off the graph and isnt calculable.
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Answer 1

Answer:

Negative slope

Step-by-step explanation:

because -1.62 < D ,

so, this scatter plot has a negative slope

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