document.write( "Question 975199: I have a graph with two slopes and here is what is written: y=-0.02+-8.06E-4*x on one slop and y=-0.03+-1.13E-3*x. It is an SPSS graph and the legend says R Linear=0.093 and the other R Linear is 0.038. I cannot, for the life of me fathom how these Linear values equate to the slope formulae. Can you ????\r
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