Mathematics, 16.12.2020 22:30, psychocatgirl1

Sean is a competitive swimmer. On training days, he swims two thousand yards to emulate the distance he'll need to swim in an upcoming Half Ironman race. On several of his training days, he measured the time it took to finish the 2,000 yards and his heart rate right after
finishing. A line of best fit for the linear relationship is shown. On the day he finished in 34 minutes, his actual heart rate was lower than
the line of best fit predicts. How many beats per minute less than the rate predicted was Sean's actual heart rate that day?

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