It May Be a Pile of Debris to You, but It IsHome to a MouseIt is interested in how the distance a deer mouse will travelfor food is related to the distance from the food to thenearest pile of fine woody debris that could provide ahiding place for the mouse.YPredicted DistanceTraveled (9)Distance fromDistance Traveled (y)Residual (y - ŷ)Debris (x)6.940.0014.76-14.765.236.139.23-3.105.2111.299.162.137.1014.3515.28-0.938.1612.0318.70-6.675.5022.7210.1012.629.1920.1122.04-1.939.0526.1621.584.589.3630.6522.598.061- Determine resulting least-squares2- Determine goodness-of-fit R?line16

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for food is related to the distance from the food to the nearest pile of fine woody debris that could provide a hiding place for the mouse. Y X Distance from Predicted Distance Debris (x) Distance Traveled (y) Traveled (9) Residual (y - ) 6.94 0.00 14.76 -14.76 5.23 6.13 9.23 -3.10 5.21 11.29 9.16 2.13 7.10 14.35 15.28 -0.93 8.16 12.03 18.70 -6.67 5.50 22.72 10.10 12.62 9.19 20.11 22.04 -1.93 9.05 26.16 21.58 4.58 9.36 30.65 22.59 8.06 - Determine resulting least-squares line ŷ - Determine goodness-of-fit R?

for food is related to the distance from the food to the nearest pile of fine woody debris that could provide a hiding place for the mouse. Y X Distance from Predicted Distance Debris (x) Distance Traveled (y) Traveled (9) Residual (y - ) 6.94 0.00 14.76 -14.76 5.23 6.13 9.23 -3.10 5.21 11.29 9.16 2.13 7.10 14.35 15.28 -0.93 8.16 12.03 18.70 -6.67 5.50 22.72 10.10 12.62 9.19 20.11 22.04 -1.93 9.05 26.16 21.58 4.58 9.36 30.65 22.59 8.06 - Determine resulting least-squares line ŷ - Determine goodness-of-fit R?

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