The federal trade commission measured the number of milligrams of tar and carbon monoxide per cigarette for all domestic cigarettes.let x and y equal the measurements of tar and co respectively for 100mm filtered cigarettes.a sample of 12 brands yielded x:9,4,14,12,19,5,3,17,6,7,8,15and y:6,6,14,9,12,12,7,4,18,8,8,13,12.
a) calculate the leastsquares regression line for these data
Plot the points and the leastsquares regression line on the same graph,.
b)find the point estimates for alpha, beta and sigma squared
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data set
Nicotine (Y)
Tar (X1)
CO (X2)
0.8
13
18
0.8
13
18
0.2
1
2
1.1
18
17
1
16
18
1.1
15
18
1.2
15
14
1.1
15
15
0.9
14
15
0.9
14
14
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