3 6 The table below shows the data for the salaries of baseball players. "Id" is the unique number that identifies a baseball player. "Hits" is the number of hits that the baseball player made in the previous year. "Years" is the number of years a baseball player has played in the major leagues. "logSalary" is the log-transformed "Salary". id Hits Years Salary logSalary 113 4 550 2.74 2 60 6 700 2.85 3 81 14 475 2.68 4 130 3 480 2.68 5 141 11 500 2.70 . Suppose you build four trees. The RSS for tree A, tree B, tree C, and tree D are 0.1. 0.3, 0.02, and 0.01, respectively. Which tree would you choose? Tree C Tree B Tree D Tree A 3 6 The table below shows the data for the salaries of baseball players. "Id" is the unique number that identifies a baseball player. "Hits" is the number of hits that the baseball player made in the previous year. "Years" is the number of years a baseball player has played in the major leagues. "logSalary" is the log-transformed "Salary". id Hits Years Salary logSalary 113 4 550 2.74 2 60 6 700 2.85 3 81 14 475 2.68 4 130 3 480 2.68 5 141 11 500 2.70 . Suppose you build four trees. The RSS for tree A, tree B, tree C, and tree D are 0.1. 0.3, 0.02, and 0.01, respectively. Which tree would you choose? Tree C Tree B Tree D Tree A