Laetisaric acid is a compound that holds promise for control of fungus diseases in crop plants. The accompanying data show theresults of growing the fungus Pythium (y) in various concentrations of laetisaric acid (x).Laetisaric acid concentration (uG/mL) Fungus growth (mm)0.33.331.029.827.86.28.06.29.01025.51023.82018.32015.53011.73010.0Mean11.50023.642Standard deviation10.8847.8471T =-0.98754%3Da. State the linear regression equation, and with a 0.01 level of significance, predict the amount (in mm) of fungus growth when25 uG/mL laetisaric acid is applied. Assume the pairs of data follow a bivariate normal distribution and that the scatterplotshows no evidence of a non-linear relationship in the data.b. Determine the percentage of the variation in fungus growth that is explained by the linear relationship between laetisaric acidconcentration and fungus growth.Attack Eil

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Laetisaric acid is a compound that holds promise for control of fungus diseases in crop plants. The accompanying data show the results of growing the fungus Pythium (y) in various concentrations of laetisaric acid (x). Laetisaric acid concentration (uG/mL) Fungus growth (mm) 33.3 31.0

Laetisaric acid is a compound that holds promise for control of fungus diseases in crop plants. The accompanying data show the results of growing the fungus Pythium (y) in various concentrations of laetisaric acid (x). Laetisaric acid concentration (uG/mL) Fungus growth (mm) 33.3 31.0

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