x 1 2 3 4 5 6 y 1057 1510 2151 3499 5146 7261 Use linear...

x	1	2	3	4	5	6
y	1057	1510	2151	3499	5146	7261

Use linear regression to find the equation for the linear function that best fits this data. Round to two decimal places.

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X	Y	XY	X^2	Y^2
1	1057	1057	1	1117249
2	1510	3020	4	2280100
3	2115	6345	9	4473225
4	3499	13996	16	12243001
5	5146	25730	25	26481316
6	7261	43566	36	52722121

n	6
sum(XY)	93822.00
sum(X)	21.00
sum(Y)	20624.00
sum(X^2)	91.00
sum(Y^2)	99470588.00
Numerator	129828.00
Denominator	134181.91
r	0.9676
r square	0.9362

Xbar(mean)	3.5000
Ybar(mean)	3437.3333
SD(X)	1.7078
SD(Y)	2182.4690

b	1236.4571
a	-890.2667

y = -890.27 + 1236.46x

orchestra answered 1 year ago

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