Q#2: (b) In a linear regression problem the following sums were computed from a random sample of size 8 ΣΧ10.8, ΣΥ 240, ΣΧΥ385. 5, ΣΧ2- 18.36, LY? = 8500, n = 8 Calculate 95% confidence interval of B %3D

Q#2: (b) In a linear regression problem the following sums were computed from a random sample of size 8 ΣΧ10.8, ΣΥ 240, ΣΧΥ385. 5, ΣΧ2- 18.36, LY? = 8500, n = 8 Calculate 95% confidence interval of B %3D

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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