4. Suppose a researcher is interested in the relationship between fasting glucose levels (mg/dL) and systolic blood pressure (minHG). In order to test the hypothesis, the researcher conducts a SRS of individuals enrolled in his cross-sectional study. The following table summarizes the participants in the sample. Fasting Glucose Level Systolic Blood Pressure (In; dL ranG) 126 135 142 138 115 121 124 The following is a computerized output representing detailing the regression equation for the relationship between the two variables. SystolicBP=-34.991+1.361(FastingGlucoseLevel) A) Calculate SYix 3.62 B) Construct a 95% Confidence interval for the b in the regression equation above. (0.302, 1.920) C) Does your interval present evidence to reject or retain the null hypothesis that there is no relationship between fasting glucose level and systolic blood pressure? Yes there is evidence that to reject Ho, 0 is not in the interval