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In fitting a least squares line to n=15 data points, the following quantities were computed: SSxx=55, SSyy=198, SSxy=-88, x-bar=1.3, and y-bar=35.
Determined the following:
y=B0+B1X
y=37.08-1.6X
SSE=57.2
S squared = 4.4
1. Find 90% confidence interval for B1/Interpret answer
2. Find 90% prediction interval for Y when x=15
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