1.Xy-13-8-63-19320102819472250Your regression function:f (x)Your function's projected value y = f (44) :252500 сл58

Given that X Y X \cdot YX⋅Y X^2X2 Y^2Y2 -13 -8 104 169 64 -6 3 -18 36 9 -1 9 -9 1…

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	X	Y	$X \cdot Y$	$X^2$	$Y^2$
	-13	-8	104	169	64
	-6	3	-18	36	9
	-1	9	-9	1	81
	3	20	60	9	400
	10	28	280	100	784
	19	47	893	361	2209
	22	50	1100	484	2500
	25	58	1450	625	3364
Sum =	59	207	3860	1785	9411

1. X y .-13 -8 -6 3 -1 9 3 20 10 28 19 47 22 50 Your regression function: f(x) = Your function's projected value y = f(44) : 25 58