which at these statements describes your conclusions about your analysis using an estetaciiee mukie linear regression?

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ch of these statements descnbes your condutions about your analysis using an addilÑe miitiple linear rag1es&on

O The relationship between prey captured and prey density verles with foraging strategy

The effect of prey density cri the number of prey captured o dependent on foraging strategy

There o an effect of prey density and foraging efficiency independently on the ours*er cf prey captured

There no difference vs the number .1 prey captured with prey density between forag.rg Wategies

QUESTION 6

eased on the results cf the additive modet. how many more prey are caught by a predator using the more efflcent foraging strategy than the less efficient foraging strategy when prey

density is 42? Use your paremetanised valties to two decimal pieces and give your answer lo on. decimal piece, no units

QUESTION 7

which at these statements describes your conclusions about your analysis using an estetaciiee mukie linear regression?

The effect of prey density on prey captured is dependent on the Foraging strategy of indesducis

Th.r. o rio difference vs the number of pray captured with prey dainty between foraging strategies

The relationship betwen prey captured and prey density does net very between foraging strategies

There o an overall effect of prey density on the tumben of prey captured but not with foraging strategy wid the niutnber of prey captured

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