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Use the following information. We have three equations. They are: (1) Weight = a1 + 6(Height);...
- Use the following information. We have three equations. They are:
(1) Weight = a1 + 6(Height);
(2) Weight = a2 + 5(Height) + 22(Gender). Where Gender = 0 if female, 1 if male;
(3) Weight = 150 + 35(Gender).
In Equation (2), please explain what the 5 means.
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