A simple regression analysis of a sample of 10 observations resulted in the following information regarding a dependent variable (y) and an independent variable (x). ?X = 90 ?Y = 170 ?(X - X?)² = 234 ?(Y - Y?)(X - X?) = -468 ?(Y - Y?)² = 392 ?(Y - ?)² = 1400 The least squares estimate of b? equals Select one: a. -.334 b. 2 c. -2 d. 0.5
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Step 1: Calculate the least squares estimate of b1 using the formula b1 = Ī£((xi - x)(yi - y)) / Ī£((xi - x)^2) Show moreā¦
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