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1. the weight, in pounds, of a student's backpack and the corresponding number of books in the backpack were
recorded for 10 randomly-selected students at fake kipp high. the data resulted in a least-squares regression in
with an equation given by weight = 10.53 +0.52(books).
a.
identify and interpret the meaning of the intercept in context.
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