Instructions 1) Present the information in the following two exercises in table form in accordance with Mill's Methods of Residues and Concomitant Variations. (You may print this sheet out and use the space provided on this sheet to do these exercises.) Then, below the table... 2) State what the probable primary cause or causal relationship for each exercise is, and 3) State which of the methods was used. a. If the Method of Residues was used, PLEASE make sure to make the "Y" you induced distinctive in some way, like by circling it. Each exercise is worth 5 points. Exercise #1 A physics student did a study to see if a causal relationship exists between the temperature at which water boils and conditions above and below sea level. The student imitated conditions at sea level and 500 and 1,000 feet above and below sea level. The experiment yielded the following results: at 1,000 feet below water boils at 214, and at 500 feet below, 213; at sea level, 212; at 500 feet above, 211, and at 1,000 feet above, 210. What is the correlation and the causal relationship it suggests? (Hint: boiling-point temperatures should be on the bottom.)