Under the assumptions of the Simple Linear Regression (SLR) model:a. Show that Cov(Bo, B₁) = = [Hint: write Cov(ŝo, ß₁) = Cov(Ỹ – Î₁T, Î₁).]Sxx-b. Use the answer from part (a) to show that Bo and B₁ are independent ifx=0. [Hint: if W and X are linear combinations of independentnormal random variables, then Cov(W, X) = 0 W and X independent.]

Using the simple linear regression model We have to show that Cov(β0^,β1^)=-x¯/(σ2/Sxx)And based on…

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