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Exhibit 16-4
In a laboratory experiment, data were gathered on the life span (y in months) of 33 rats, units of daily protein intake (x1) , and whether or not agent x2 (a proposed life extending agent) was added to the rats diet (x2 = 0 if agent x2 was not added, and x2 = 1 if agent was added.) From the results of the experiment, the following regression model was developed. Exhibit 16-4 In a laboratory experiment, data were gathered on the life span (y in months)  of 33 rats, units of daily protein intake (x<sub>1</sub>) , and whether or not agent x<sub>2</sub> (a proposed life extending agent)  was added to the rats diet (x<sub>2</sub> = 0 if agent x<sub>2</sub> was not added, and x<sub>2</sub> = 1 if agent was added.)  From the results of the experiment, the following regression model was developed.   = 36 + 0.8x<sub>1</sub> - 1.7x<sub>2</sub> Also provided are SSR = 60 and SST = 180. -Refer to Exhibit 16-4. The life expectancy of a rat that was not given any protein and that did not take agent x<sub>2</sub> is A) 36.7 B) 34.3 C) 36 D) 38.4 = 36 + 0.8x1 - 1.7x2
Also provided are SSR = 60 and SST = 180.
-Refer to Exhibit 16-4. The life expectancy of a rat that was not given any protein and that did not take agent x2 is


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