This list of largest cats shows the 10 largest extant Felidae species, ordered by maximum reported weight and size of wild individuals on record. a) Make a prediction what the relation between the maximum weight and maximum length should be. Give reasons why you are making such a prediction. (b) Draw a scatter plot, semilog plot, and log-log plot for these data and decide which model better fits the data. (c) From the graphs of (b), find a formula that expresses the relation between the maximum weight and maximum length of largest cats in better way (in your opinion). (d) Compare your prediction with the model that you obtained from the analysis of the graphs. Explain why your prediction is correct or why it is wrong. (e) Is there an outlier (or outliers) in the data that lies away? If yes, explain why it (or they) does not fit your model.
This list of largest cats shows the 10 largest extant Felidae species, ordered by maximum reported weight and size of wild individuals on record.
a) Make a prediction what the relation between the maximum weight and maximum length should be. Give reasons why you are making such a prediction.
(b) Draw a
(c) From the graphs of (b), find a formula that expresses the relation between the maximum weight and maximum length of largest cats in better way (in your opinion).
(d) Compare your prediction with the model that you obtained from the analysis of the graphs. Explain why your prediction is correct or why it is wrong.
(e) Is there an outlier (or outliers) in the data that lies away? If yes, explain why it (or they) does not fit your model.
![Rank Common name
1 Tiger
2 Lion
3 Jaguar
4 Cougar
5 Leopard
6 Cheetah
7 Snow leopard
8 Eurasian lynx
9 Sunda clouded leopard
10 Clouded leopard
Scientific name
Panthera tigris
Panthera leo
Panthera onca
Puma concolor
Panthera pardus
Acinonyx jubatus
Panthera uncia
Lynx lynx
Neofelis diardi
Neofelis nebulosa
Maximum weight (kg) Maximum length (m)
387.8
313
158
125.2
96
75
75
38
N@
26
23
Native range by continent(s)
4.17 Asia
3.64 Africa, Asia, formerly Europe
2.8 North and South America
2.8 North and South America
2.75 Africa, Europe and Asia
2.5 Africa, Asia
2.5 Asia
1.5 Asia, Europe
1.9 Asia
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