QUESTION 20 Here's a copy of the exact same graph we were just looking at: Thirty-year trend in springtime appearance of squirrels and oak acorns 115 Squirrel Oak acom 110 105 ... y=0.1315x+ 363.57 R...

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Extracted text: QUESTION 20 Here's a copy of the exact same graph we were just looking at: Thirty-year trend in springtime appearance of squirrels and oak acorns 115 Squirrel Oak acom 110 105 ... y=0.1315x+ 363.57 R = 0.24144 100 95 y0.564x + 1233.4 R= 0.85739 90 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 Year When visually inspecting the data points for squirrels and oak, they seem to be equally scattered around their trendlines. Look at the quantitative information in the graph -- which answer is correct below? O Indeed, the data sets are equally variable based on the quantitative data O There is more variation in the oak data, due to the R-square value being lower O There is more variation in the oak data, due to the slope being less negative O There is more variation in the squirrel data, due to the R-square value being higher O There is more variation in the squirrel data, due to the slope being more negative Days After January 1