\fWildlife biologists frequently collect data to monitor populations of different organisms. As a researcher at Yellowstone National Park you are interested in continual monitoring of the grizzly bear population. You are also keenly aware that food supply and habitat changes may impact the weight and growth of the grizzly (Source: Blanchard, B. M. (1987). Size and Growth Patterns of the Yellowstone Grizzly Bear. Bears: Their Biology and Management, 7, 99. https://doi.org/10.2307/3872615). Suppose you collected data on the approximate weight and length of 5 male cub bear as presented in the table below. Weight in Kilograms (X) Length in centimeters (Y) 24 91 21 77 22 88 25 93 20 90 Calculate the means of the two variables. 0 i = 22.4.37 = 87.8. question 2 (2 pomts) Wildlife biologists frequently collect data to monitor populations of different organisms. As a researcher at Yellowstone National Park you are interested in continual monitoring of the grizzly bear population. You are also keenly aware that food supply and habitat changes may impact the weight and growth of the grizzly($ource: Blanchard, B. M. (1987). Size and Growth Patterns of the Yellowstone Grizzly Bear. Bears: Their Biology and Management, 7, 99. https://doi. org/1 0. 2307/ 38726 1 5). Calculate the Sy (standard deviation of y) for length. Fill in columns of the table to assist in the computations. Weight in Length in _ - _ 2 Kilograms (X) centimeters (Y) y y (y _ y) 24 91 21 77 22 88 25 93 24 91 21 77 22 88 25 93 20 90 O Calculate the means of the two variables. Ox = 22.4, y = 87.8. Ox = 28, y = 102.3. Ox = 22.4, y = 439. Ox = 112,y = 87.8. Ox= 89.8, y = 25.4