[related to the previous problem]An agricultural experimenter divided atract of land into seven plots of equalsize. Each plot was treated withdifferent levels of fertilizer to determinewhether the level of fertilizerapplication affects yield. The results areshown below:PotLovel of FertikoeVeldA3053355740455.042ES6.0What is the exponential equation forthe given pairs of data?OY = 46.6373e^0.0492xOY = 1.3461e^0.0492xOY = 3.8424e^0.0492x%3DOY = 3.8424e^0.4920xO none of the above

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