In some parts of the world, collisions with motor vehicles are a major source of mortality for some wildlife species. For example, a major cause of decline of the koala population in Queensland, Australia, is koala death from their collisions with other vehicles. A researcher investigated whether animal-vehicle collisions were more common in months with less daylight. For each month of a single year, they tracked both the average number of hours of darkness and the number of wildlife-vehicle incidents. The data is shown below. Answer the next two questions with the information below. Average daily darkness (h) Wildlife-vehicle incidents 10.2 76 10.4 81 10.6 96 11 66 11 .2 114 11 .8 93 12.3 132 12.5 120 12.8 135 13.2 141 13.3 152 13.5 145 Analysis outputs: r = 0.91 SE = 0.133