B. The following data represent the total compensation for 10 randomly selected chief executive officers (CEO) and the company's stock performance in 2009. Compensation in millions of dollars is given on the top row of numbers, and the stock return in percentage is given on the bottom row of numbers. Kraft Sara Lee Boeing Exelon N. Trust Abbott L. ADM McDon. Baxter I. Middleby 26.35 12.48 19.44 12.21 11.89 26.21 14.95 17.57 14.36 13.37 5.91 30.39 31.72 -8.4 2.69 4.53 10.8 4.01 11.76 79.76 The requirements are met, and the linear regression T-test results are below: n = 10,r = -0.206, P = 0.5678, t = -0.596, = -0.943x + 33.235, y = 17.317 a. It would be reasonable for a higher stock return to lead to higher compensation. Based on this, which variable is explanatory and which is response? State the correlation coefficient. C . State the test statistic and P-value. d. Is there a linear relationship between the stock return and the CEO's compensation? e. If possible, make the best prediction for the CEO's compensation when the stock return is 6%. f. If possible, make the best prediction for the CEO's compensation when the stock return is -50% (negative 50%)