is there evidence that the average infant mortality rate increases with teen birth rate? assume that the significance level is 0.05. i. state the null and alternative hypothesis. ii. should we reject or fail to reject the null?iii. justify using the rejection region Bivariate Fit of mort By teenmort1312-1110-9-85RSquareRSquare Adj10- Linear FitLinear Fitmort = 7.5264022 + 0.2250883*teenSummary of FitteenSourceModelErrorC. TotalRoot Mean Square ErrorMean of ResponseObservations (or Sum Wgts)Analysis of Variance150.3014840.2862991.14044110.32548Sum ofDFSquares Mean Square125.82212925.822146 59.8278711.300647 85.65000020F Ratio19.8539Prob > F<.0001*Parameter EstimatesTerm Estimate Std Error t Ratio Prob>|t| Lower 95% Upper 95%Intercept 7.5264022 0.649296 11.59 <.0001* 6.2194381 8.8333664teen0.2250883 0.050516 4.46 <.0001* 0.1234047 0.3267719

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s there evidence that the average infant mortality rate increases with teen birth rate? assume that the significance level is 0.05. i. state the null and alternative hypothesis. ii. should we reject or fail to reject the null? iii. justify using the rejection region

s there evidence that the average infant mortality rate increases with teen birth rate? assume that the significance level is 0.05. i. state the null and alternative hypothesis. ii. should we reject or fail to reject the null? iii. justify using the rejection region

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