Seasonal affective disorder is a condition wherein people's moods are altered due to the changes of the seasons, which is a result of fluctuating amounts of sunlight each day throughout the year. A group of individuals with seasonal affective disorder were randomly selected on different days throughout the year to rate the intensity of their depression on a scale of zero to ten. The scatterplot below describes the relationship between the hours of sunlight on a given day and the intensity of depression symptoms. If there was 11 hours and 18 minutes of sunlight on a given day, what rating can we expect for a randomly selected individual. rounded to the nearest hundredth?