What is the average Neck size (to 2 decimal places) of Sex 2 Bears? 18.42 21.71 51.21 5.72 Why did we use a "Paste Special" option, rather than a standard "Paste"? Because "Paste" would have moved the function and given us an incorrect number in the target cell Because the presenter wanted us to go through unnecessary motions Because paste would copy all of the header values and we don t want sex included They do the same thing, there is not a difference Question 5 0.71 pts Based on the column graph, are there any measurements where the error bars do not overlap, thus you could imply that that pair of measurement is statistically different between sexes? If yes, which measurement? No, all of the error bars overlap I can't tell based on the current graph Yes, Weight Yes, Length Yes, all of the measurements What is the equation and R-squared for Sex 2 scatter plot? y=2.1838x+40.011,R2=0.5575y=3.2052x+73.641,R2=0.6952y=0.2462x+44.71,R2=0.7239 It is not possible to determine this information Question 7 0.71pts How do the trendlines of the two sexes compare? In other words, what can you conclude about sex 1 vs sex 2 with regards to their age to weight relationship? Sex 2 is overall smaller at each given age, and sex 1 has a steeper relationship between age and weight compared to sex 2 . I can't tell based on the current graph(s) Sex 2 is overall larger at each given age, and has a steeper relationship between age and weight compared to sex 1 Sex 1 bears live longer than sex 2 bears There is less scatter in sex 2 bear weight with respect to age than there is in sex 1