Pls help me with below homework : 1)The yield of a grain, Y (t/ha), appears to be linearly related to the amount of fertilizer applied, X (kg/ha). An experiment wasconducted by applying different amounts of fertilizer (0 to 10 kg/ha) to plots of land and measuring the resulting yields. Thefollowing estimated regression line was obtained:yield = 4.85 + .05(fertilizer)Which of the following is not correct?For every additional kg/ha of fertilizer applied, the yield is estimated to increase 0.05 t/ha.If no fertilizer was used, the yield is estimated to be 4.85 uha (note that zero use of fertilizer is within the range of thisdata).O If the current level of fertilizer is changed from 7.0 to 9.0 kg/ha, the yield is estimated to increase by 0.20 t/ha.To obtain an estimated yield of 5.2 t/ha, you need to apply 7.0 kg/ha of fertilizer.If fertilizer is applied at 10 kg/ha, the estimated yield is 5.35 t/ha.2)In a cross-sectional study of sales in different cities, the following relationship between sales revenue (S = sales revenue indollars) and city size as measured by population (POP = population in thousands) was estimated: S = 37.02 + 0.6734(POP).What is the approximate 95 percent prediction interval for sales in a city of 155 thousand people when the regressionstandard error is 32.7214? (Note: you should use a rule of thumb here)O 75.955 to 206.839.95.899 to 187.333.O 46.721 to 254.586.108.676 to 174.118.

Given information: The regression equation is as given below: Yield = 4.85 + 0.05*fertilizer.

The yield of a grain, Y (/ha), appears to be linearly related to the amount of fertilizer applied, X (kg/ha). An experiment was conducted by applying different amounts of fertilizer (0 to 10 kg/ha) to plots of land and measuring the resulting yields. The following estimated regression line was obtained: yield = 4.85 + .05(fertilizer) Which of the following is not correct? O For every additional kg/ha of fertilizer applied, the yield is estimated to increase 0.05 t/ha.

The yield of a grain, Y (/ha), appears to be linearly related to the amount of fertilizer applied, X (kg/ha). An experiment was conducted by applying different amounts of fertilizer (0 to 10 kg/ha) to plots of land and measuring the resulting yields. The following estimated regression line was obtained: yield = 4.85 + .05(fertilizer) Which of the following is not correct? O For every additional kg/ha of fertilizer applied, the yield is estimated to increase 0.05 t/ha.

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