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. Since MomRace is a categorical variable, each slope can be viewed separately from the regression line since only one slope is not zero while the other turn to zero. If the baby were black, it would on average have a birth weight 117.87-7.31= 110.56 pounds. If the baby were hispanic, it would on average be around the birth weight of 117.87 + .65 = 118.52 pounds. If the baby were born a different race, it would on average have a birth weight around 117.87-.73 = 117.14 pounds.
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