N Question 22 (4 points) The mean arterial pressure (or MAP, average arterial pressure in one cardiac cycle) is 2: a measure for perfusion status. You are interested to know if it is possible to predict an adult's MAP (Y) based on the body surface area (X). Suppose you randomly selected 50 adults, and measured their mean arterial blood pressure (in mmHg) & body surface area (in m2). The results are reflected below: ge 3: x = 1.6 sx = 0.5 y = 80.1 sy = 16.9 r = 0. 8 8 (Source: Nall, R. (2018, April 10). Mean arterial pressure: Normal, low, high readings plus treatment. Retrieved from https://www.healthline.com/health/mean-arterial-pressure] Page 4: There is a 99.7% chance that the actual MAP of those with body surface area of 1.66 10 11 12 m falls between __ and O A) 71.6; 91.9 Page 5: 13 14 15 ( B) 66.5: 96.9 Page 6: ( c) 51.3; 112.1 OD) 61.5; 102.0 E) 58.9; 104.5