Medical researchers tested a new method of typing blood using low-cost paper. The researchers applied blood drops to the paper and recorded the rate of absorption (called blood wicking). The data were used to fit the straight-line model relating y= wicking length to x= antibody concentration. The SPSS printout is available below. Complete parts a and b Click the icon to view the SPSS results. a. Give the values of SSE, s2, and s shown on the printout. SSE = (Type an integer or a decimal. Do not round.) S=1110.93RSq=89.2%RSq(adj)=88.8% Analysis of Variance