A) is there a linear association between mammals’ gestation and longevity? Explain your answer completely. Use a scatter plot and the correlation coefficient to justify your answer. B) use technology to find the equation for the least squares line for predicting a mammal’s gestation period (y) from its longevity (x). Y= C) use the least squares line to calculate the predicted gestation for a baboon. D) calculate the residual value for the gestation of a baboon, and state whether you overpredicted or under predicted the gestation for a baboon in part (c). E) use the original least squares line to predict the gestation period of human being, assuming a longevity of 75 years. F) why does your answer for part (E) differ so much from the average gestation period of a human (280 days)? A biologist believes that the gestation period for a mouse is not 21 days, as reported. She decided to randomly selected 35 Mice and record their gestation times, in days. The results are given in the following table: G) is there evidence to suggest that the average gestation period for a mouse is different from 21 days? Use a=0.05. Be sure to complete all of the necessary steps of the hypothesis test. No need to show work for calculations. H) estimates the average gestation period of a mouse using a 95% confidence interval, and interpret your answer.

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A) is there a linear association between mammals’ gestation and longevity? Explain your answer completely. Use a scatter plot and the correlation coefficient to justify your answer. B) use technology to find the equation for the least squares line for predicting a mammal’s gestation period (y) from its longevity (x). Y= C) use the least squares line to calculate the predicted gestation for a baboon. D) calculate the residual value for the gestation of a baboon, and state whether you overpredicted or under predicted the gestation for a baboon in part (c). E) use the original least squares line to predict the gestation period of human being, assuming a longevity of 75 years. F) why does your answer for part (E) differ so much from the average gestation period of a human (280 days)? A biologist believes that the gestation period for a mouse is not 21 days, as reported. She decided to randomly selected 35 Mice and record their gestation times, in days. The results are given in the following table: G) is there evidence to suggest that the average gestation period for a mouse is different from 21 days? Use a=0.05. Be sure to complete all of the necessary steps of the hypothesis test. No need to show work for calculations. H) estimates the average gestation period of a mouse using a 95% confidence interval, and interpret your answer.
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