A restaurant tracks the number of customers visiting daily to help determine how much soda it needs to order. The model = 11.243x + 1.71 shows the relationship between x, the number of customers in one day, and , the predicted ounces of soda required. Interpret the slope in the real-world context. For each increase of one customer per day, the restaurant is predicted to increase the amount of soda needed by 1.71 ounces. For each increase of one customer per day, the restaurant is predicted to increase the amount of soda needed by 11.243 ounces. When the restaurant is closed, it needs a total of 11.243 ounces of soda. The slope just measures rise over run and does not tell us anything about the amount of soda needed