Attempt 10The weight percent of silicon in six different rock samples, each containing different amounts of silicon, was measureddifferent methods. The results are given in the table.twoSample Method A Si wt%Method B Si wt%111.57011.550215.38015.290317.95017.830422.84022.810525.11025.170627.07027.030Determine feale-0.300fealeIncorrectDetermine fuable at the 95% confidence level. A list of r values can be found in the Student's r table.

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