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The computer output given below shows a regression of Body Mass (g) vs. Wing Length (mm) for sphinx moths. The computer output given below shows a regression of Body Mass (g) vs. Wing Length (mm) for sphinx moths.     a)What is the estimated regression line? b)What is the calculated value of s<sub>b</sub>? c)What is the calculated value of s<sub>e</sub>? d)In a few sentences, interpret s<sub>e</sub> in the context of this problem. e)Using the computer output above, perform the Model Utility Test at the .05 level of significance. f)Construct a 95% confidence interval for β. The computer output given below shows a regression of Body Mass (g) vs. Wing Length (mm) for sphinx moths.     a)What is the estimated regression line? b)What is the calculated value of s<sub>b</sub>? c)What is the calculated value of s<sub>e</sub>? d)In a few sentences, interpret s<sub>e</sub> in the context of this problem. e)Using the computer output above, perform the Model Utility Test at the .05 level of significance. f)Construct a 95% confidence interval for β. a)What is the estimated regression line?
b)What is the calculated value of sb?
c)What is the calculated value of se?
d)In a few sentences, interpret se in the context of this problem.
e)Using the computer output above, perform the Model Utility Test at the .05 level of significance.
f)Construct a 95% confidence interval for β.


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