125% + T EB A View Zoom Add Page Insert Table Chart Text Shape Media Comment Collaborate Format Document Click to enlarge or reduce the view of the document. Text List Paragraph* Style Layout More Part 2: What is the wind speed of that hurricane? Font Hurricanes have been in the news lately, especially with the recent passing of Hurricane Ian. For years, scientists have studied the factors that affect the wind speed of hurricanes, and they have Times New Roman focused specifically on central pressure as one variable that is related to wind speed. It turns out that hurricanes develop low pressure at their centers. This leads to moist air being pulled in, and Regular 12 pt the moist air affects the rotation of the hurricanes. Ultimately, this rotation will generate high B U S winds. Central pressure is measured in millibars and wind speed is measured in knots. The scatterplot below shows how these variables are related for a sample of 233 hurricanes. Character Styles None* Text Color O 125 E E Maximum Wind Speed (in knots) 8 75 Spacing 1.0 - Single C Bullets & Lists None 910 920 950 960 970 Central Pressure (in mb) Drop Cap A For this data set, the regression equation to predict the maximum wind speed of a hurricane based on central pressure is given below: Predicted maximum wind speed = 1028.1 - 0.97 (central pressure) Use the above information to answer Questions 7 through 10