1. Researchers wondered whether the size of a person's brain was related to the individual's mental capacity. They selected a sample of right-handed introductory psychology students who had SAT scores higher than 1350. The subjects took the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-Revised to obtain their IQ scores. MRI scans were performed at the same facility for the subjects. The scans consisted of 18 horizontal MR images. The computer counted all pixels with a nonzero gray scale in each of the 18 images, and the total count served as an index for brain size. MRI Count IQ 816,932 133 951,545 137 991,305 138 833,868 132 856,472 140 852,244 132 790,619 135 866,662 130 857,782 133 948,066 133 a) On the axes above, draw a scatter diagram treating MRI count as the explanatory variable and IQ as the response variable. Label the graph! b) Test whether there is a linear relationship between MRI count and IQ. Culdenoeasy ad for Case cleve smores fo song onbles and Tol an tagong are oneines ofchungs