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High Score The longer you play a video game, the higher score you can usually achieve. An analysis of a popular game found the following relationship between the hours a player has played a game and their corresponding high score on that game.

a. Write the regression equation and define the variables of your equation in context.
b. Interpret the slope in context.
c. Interpret the y-intercept in context.
d. Interpret s in context.
e. What is the correlation coefficient? Interpret this value in context.

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