1)
The equation of line is given by the formula
y = mx + c
Where m = slope
c = y-intercept (constant)
The line shown is parallel to x-axis . Here we see that no matter what value of 'x' y remains constant at -9. So a change in 'x' brings no change in y. So the slope is '0'.
The constant is -9.
y =0x + (-9)
y = -9
2)
Sample size
n = 550
x: no. of voters in sample voted for Brown
x = 252
= x /n
Sample proportion = 0.45818
out of 550, we would expect 45.82% to vote for Brown. Therefore assuming this true for entire total of voters , out 6600 we would expect 6600* 45.82% to vote for Brown
Expected for brown = 3024
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