Refer to the cob weight data of Exercises 12.2.6 and 12.3.4. Assume that the linear model holds.
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(a) Estimate the mean cob weight to be expected in a plot containing (i) 100 plants; (ii) 120 plants.
(b) Assume that each plant produces one cob. How much grain would we expect to get from a plot containing (i) 100 plants? (ii) 120 plants?
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