SOLVE STEP BY STEP IN DIGITAL FORMATIfX₁ 2휘Yi 769 13 2018 9 26 23Obtain the 95% confidence and prediction intervals for x = 12Explain why these two intervals are different.

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SOLVE STEP BY STEP IN DIGITAL FORMAT If 6 9 2 Yi 7 18 13 20 9 26 23 Obtain the 95% confidence and prediction intervals for x = 12 Explain why these two intervals are different.