Please solve it correctly in the order to get positive feedbackPlease show me neat and clean work and get the thumbs up (b)The table below shows the HDB resale price index for Q1 from year 2002 to 2022 (4years interval)(i)(ii)Year, t (20xx) HDB resale price index0269.10673.610141822112.1143.5131.4159.5Table Q3(b)Use linear regression by minimizing the SSE, obtain the linear function I(t) forestimating the above data set.Plot both the data set and your prediction equation I(t) using a graph plotter.Estimate the year that the price index will hit 200, assuming the trend staysintact.

Given data:Year, t (20xx)HDB resale price index269.1673.610112.114143.518131.422159.5In order to…

(b) The table below shows the HDB resale price index for Q1 from year 2002 to 2022 (4 years interval) (i) (ii) Year, t (20xx) 02 06 10 14 18 22 HDB resale price index 69.1 73.6 112.1 143.5 131.4 159.5 Table Q3(b) Use linear regression by minimizing the SSE, obtain the linear function I(t) for estimating the above data set. Plot both the data set and your prediction equation I(t) using a graph plotter. Estimate the year that the price index will hit 200, assuming the trend stays intact.

(b) The table below shows the HDB resale price index for Q1 from year 2002 to 2022 (4 years interval) (i) (ii) Year, t (20xx) 02 06 10 14 18 22 HDB resale price index 69.1 73.6 112.1 143.5 131.4 159.5 Table Q3(b) Use linear regression by minimizing the SSE, obtain the linear function I(t) for estimating the above data set. Plot both the data set and your prediction equation I(t) using a graph plotter. Estimate the year that the price index will hit 200, assuming the trend stays intact.

College Algebra

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Author:Jay Abramson

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Chapter6: Exponential And Logarithmic Functions

Section6.8: Fitting Exponential Models To Data

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