An author of a book discusses how statistics can be used to judge both a baseball​ player's potential and a​ team's ability to win games. One aspect of this analysis is that a​ team's on-base percentage is the best predictor of winning percentage. The​ on-base percentage is the proportion of time a player reaches a base. For​ example, an​ on-base percentage of 0.3 would mean the player safely reaches bases 3 times out of​ 10, on average. For a certain baseball​ season, winning​ percentage, y, and​ on-base percentage,​ x, are linearly related by the​ least-squares regression equation. y = 2.96x - 0.4873

Complete parts​ (a) through​ (d).

 

​(a) Interpret the slope. Choose the correct answer below.

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