The following data show the caries experience of 7527 children 12-14 years old in 21 comrnunities according to the flnoride concentration of their public water supply. DMF denotes "Decayed, Missing or Filled". 国 Community DMF #: per 100 Fleuride chikdren concentration in PPm 1 236 1.9 2.6 1.8 246 252 4 258 1.2 281 1.2 6. 303 1.2 323 1.3 343 0.9 6. 412 0.6 10 444 0.5 11 556 0.4 12 652 0.3 13 673 0.0 14 703 0.2 15 706 0.1 16 722 0.0 0.2 0.1 17 733 18 ל 19 810 0.0 20 823 0.1 21 1027 0.1 (a) Draw a rough scatter plot to visually examine the association between DMF teeth and Flouride. (b) Calculate the regression line of DMF teeth in flouride concentration. (c) What is the estimate of . the residual standard deviation?
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