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Find the predicted household size for a household discarding x=20.0x=20.0 lb of garbage. Then find the...

Find the predicted household size for a household discarding x=20.0x=20.0 lb of garbage. Then find the 99% prediction interval of yy for x=20.0x=20.0

Pounds of Discarded Garbage vs Size of Household
Pounds of Discarded Garbage Size of Household
10.76 2
19.96 3
27.60 3
38.11 6
27.90 4
21.90 2
21.83 1
49.27 5
33.27 6
35.54 4

(a) predicted household size for a household discarding x=20.0x=20.0 lb of garbage: Answer

(b) 99% prediction interval of yy for x=20.0x=20.0: left side Answer and right side Answer.

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