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The following output is the result of running a linear regression on WEIGHT (y) = average weight in pounds for American females between 30 and 39 years, and HEIGHT (x) = height in inches.
Model Coefficients T Significance(Constant) -96.905 -9.283 .000HEIGHT 3.577 22.331 .000Dependent Variable: WEIGHTR2= 0.988
Based on this regression model output, what will be the WEIGHT of a Russian Female who is 71 inches tall?
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