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Halloween is a fun night. It seems that older children might get more candy because they can travel further while trick-or-treating. But perhaps the youngest kids get extra candy because they are so cute. Here are some data that examine this question, along with the regression output.

Based on the graph and the regression output, what conclusions do you draw regarding the relationship between age and the number of pieces of candy a trick-or-treater collects?

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