Another famous example of linear relationships is relating specific lengths of bones in skeletal remains to the height of a person, so that anthropologists can estimate the height of a person when they've only found portions of their skeleton. For example, when a femur is found to have length 49.5 cm, its estimated that the height of the corresponding person was roughly 173.775 cm. Likewise, a femur of length 46 cm corresponds to a person whose height was 164.43 cm. Use this information to write down a rough linear model for predicting the height of a person from the length of their femur, using H for height and L for length of femur, both measured in cm. H = Therefore, if a femur of length 43.1 is found, roughly how tall do you expect the corresponding person to have been? cm