Given the data set below relating fish weight and egg production please do the following (refer to video 36.3 for assistance):

Make a scatter plot of your data (you can do this by hand, in desmos. com or in excel but if you choose excel do not let excel draw the best-fit-line for you.)
Draw in YOUR best-fit line (keep in mind yours shouldn't be the same as your classmates). In excel you can do this by INSERT-SHAPE, then putting it wherever you like on the graph. If you used desmos for your scatterplot just add a screenshot of that scatterplot to a word document, then insert a shape for your line. Do NOT let excel write in the best fit line, as that is defeating the purpose of the exercise.
Take a screenshot of your graph if you have done the scatter plot and best-fit-line on your computer. On a mac, choose command-shift-4 then select the area. On a PC, use the snippet tool. If you plotted your points by hand and drew your own best fit line, take a picture of your graph and attach it as a picture. The easiest way to do this is to use a free app called "Genius Scan" or "CamScanner".
Write an equation using two points that go through the best fit line you drew on YOUR graph. The two points must be points on the line you graphed, even if they aren't located in the data set. I take you through all of these steps in video 36.3.
Use that equation to predict the egg production of a fish weighing 2000 grams. If you used your own data set, solve a similar problem using your own scenario. (remember you WON'T be plugging in 2000 since fish weight is in 100's of grams)
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