5. The relationship between the number of beers consumed (x) and the blood alcohol content (v) was studied in 20 male students using the least squares regression. The following regression model...

Extracted text: 5. The relationship between the number of beers consumed (x) and the blood alcohol content (v) was studied in 20 male students using the least squares regression. The following regression model (equation), was obtained from the study: y = 0.0127 +0.0180x. This equation implies that: a. Each beer consumed increases blood alcohol by 1.27% b. On average it takes 1.8 beers to increase blood alcohol content by 1% c. Each beer consumed increases blood alcohol level by 0.018 d. Each beer consumed increases blood alcohol by an average amount of 1.8%