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4. The BirthSmokers dataset is a random sample of 32 births based on a study conducted on pregnant women. The dataset ha

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4. The BirthSmokers dataset is a random sample of 32 births based on a study conducted on pregnant women. The dataset has 3 variables wgt, gest and smoke giving information on birth weight of baby in gms, length of gestation in weeks and smoking status of mother(1 is smoking/O is not smoking) a. Use smoke and gest variables to predict the birth weight of the baby (Run a linear regression) and write down the estimated model. b. What's the expected birth weight of the baby given that the mother is non-smoker? What's the expected birth weight of the baby given that the mother is smoker? C. Does the smoking status impact the birth weight of the baby? Perform hypothesis testing to test it. Write down the null and alternative hypothesis. d. Report your test statistic value and p-value. Write down your decision based on the context of the question.