1) Blood Y = Blood pressure, X = DoseThe reduction in blood pressure in rats was measured 2 hours post-dose after the rats were given a test compound at different dosages.(a) Plot the data and fit the LS line.(b) Transform Dose to log(X) and refit.(c) Plot the residuals from both models. Discuss. DoseBloodLogDose10.110 -2.30258509320.112 -2.30258509330.115 -2.30258509340.116 -2.30258509350.113 -2.3025850930.111 -2.30258509370.225 -1.6094379128.0.222 -1.6094379120.226 -1.609437912100.219 -1.609437912110.218 -1.609437912120.224 -1.609437912130.430 -0.916290732140.432 -0.916290732150.435 -0.916290732160.427 -0.916290732170.426 -0.916290732180.429 -0.916290732

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1) Blood Y = Blood pressure, X = Dose The reduction in blood pressure in rats was measured 2 hours post-dose after the rats were given a test compound at different dosages. (a) Plot the data and fit the LS line. (b) Transform Dose to log(X) and refit. (c) Plot the residuals from both models. Discuss.

1) Blood Y = Blood pressure, X = Dose The reduction in blood pressure in rats was measured 2 hours post-dose after the rats were given a test compound at different dosages. (a) Plot the data and fit the LS line. (b) Transform Dose to log(X) and refit. (c) Plot the residuals from both models. Discuss.

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