Q5The rate (y:) at which the digestive system of a remnant animal processes carcassis related to the time (x;) after consumption. Table Q5 gives the values of acertain digestion.Table Q5Xị2481012Vi2.47.57.612.612.318(a)Compute the straight-line values of the rate of digestion (v).(b)Compute the standard deviation and the standard error of the estimate.

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