Question: A pharmacist is interested in studying the relationship between the amount of a particular drug in the bloodstream (in mg) and the reaction time (in sec) of subjects taking the drug. Ten subjects are randomly selected and administered various doses of the drug:

1. Analyze the data collected for the study by answering the following questions:
    Do the variables selected for measurement seem appropriate?
    What biases or errors might be present in this data?
    What level of measurement does the data possess?
    How is the data collected?
2. Plot the data points on a scatterplot
3. Based on the scatterplot in part b, answer the following:

 Does the pattern seem linear?

 Is the pattern upward or downward sloping?

 Are the data values tightly clustered in the pattern or widely dispersed?

 Are there significant deviations from the pattern?

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