SOLUTION: Consider this scatter plot of an infant's weight. Scatter plot starts at 7 and goes up to 22. A< what age did the infant weigh 11 pounds? B< What was the infant's weight at b

Question 1202074: Consider this scatter plot of an infant's weight. Scatter plot starts at 7 and goes up to 22.

A< what age did the infant weigh 11 pounds?
B< What was the infant's weight at birth?
C< Paul the alien uses the function y=5/4 x + 7 to model the situation. What weight does the model predict for an infant of 16 months?
D< What does the number 5/4 in Part C mean in the context of the situation?
E< What does the number 7 in part C mean in the context of the situation?

PS. If you could tell me how to add a picture so you can see the scatter plot would be great.
Answer by josgarithmetic(39630) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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