Stumps Larvae 2 10 2 30 1 12 3 24 3 36 4 40 3 43...

Stumps	Larvae
2	10
2	30
1	12
3	24
3	36
4	40
3	43
1	11
2	27
5	56
1	18
3	40
2	25
1	8
2	21
2	14
1	16
1	6
4	54
1	9
2	13
1	14
4	50

- How far off are you from the actual number of Beetle larvae from a cottonwood tree with 5 stumps?
- Does it make sense to use a linear regression model here? Write a short paragraph about your analysis and carefully state your case. You should provide at least 2 specific reasons why this is or is not a good technique to use to predict the number of clusters of beetle larvae.
- Does it make sense to predict the number of clusters of beetle larvae if there are zero stumps? Why or why not? What happens when you do this calculation?

SUMMARY OUTPUT

Regression Statistics
Multiple R	0.916048
R Square	0.839144
Adjusted R Square	0.831484
Standard Error	6.419386
Observations	23

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