A doctor keeps track of the amount of time they spend per patient. The model = 9.854x + 5.9 explains the relationship between x, the number of visits per year, and y, the number of minutes the doctor spends writing in the patient's record. Interpret the slope in the real-world context. For every increase of one visit per year, the doctor is predicted to increase the amount of time writing in the patient's record by 9.854 minutes. For every increase of one visit per year, the doctor is predicted to increase the amount of time writing in the patient's record by 5.9 minutes. When the patient does not visit, the doctor spends 5.9 minutes writing in the patient's record. For every increase of one visit per year, the doctor is predicted to decrease the amount of time writing in the patient's record by 9.854 minutes