Part I: Regression BasicsSUMMARY OUTPUT AMultiple RR SquareAdjusted R SquareStandard ErrorObservationsANOVARegressionResidualTotalObs.12Regression StatisticsInterceptX34X5560 0080.97688814df0.9390805833.2772081475134DataY23162528SS672.979732.22028Y hatStandardErrorCoefficientst Stat P-value2.531468531 3.604616 0.702285 0.5330873.43006993 0.433317 7.915839 0.004203

Data given Coefficient of intercept=2.531468531 Coefficient of X =3.43006993

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