Question 3 of 3 Click ForA Question Data from the Women's Health Initiative (WHI) study on women in the 50 to 64 age group found that a woman's resting heart rate (RHR measured in beats per minute) may be a good indicator of her risk for a heart attack and an indicator of the concentration of HDL (good cholesterol) measured in mg/dL in the blood. The regression statistics below are from a random sample of 90 women from this age group. The resting heart rate of the 90 women in the sample varied from a low of 48 beats to a high of 87 beats per minute. Correlation of HEART RATE and HDL IN BLOOD = r = -0.952 The regression equation is: HDL IN BLOOD = 200.2 2.02(HEART RATE) Interpret the slope of the regression line, where x is the resting heart rate, measured in beats per minute, and y is the concentration of HDL (good cholesterol) measured in mgIdL in the blood. 0 1. For every increase of one mgldL of HDL, we expect a decrease of 2.02 beats per minute in RHR for women in the 50 to 64 age bracket. \\ O 2. For every decrease of one heat per minute in RHR, we expect a decrease of 2.02 mg/dL of HDL for women in the 50 to 64 age bracket. 0 3. For every increase of one beat per minute in RHR, we expect a decrease of 2.02 mg/dL of HDL for women in the 50 to 64 age bracket. 0 4. None of the above are correct