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Let Y be the fuel consumption needed for heating in a building (in decalitres) and X...

Let Y be the fuel consumption needed for heating in a building (in decalitres) and X be the average outside daily temperature. Assuming that the sample data led to the following results:

n=10
Yi = 159

Y^2 = 2781

Xi = −28

X^2 = 296

yˆ = 12.943−1.056x

e^2 = 10.216

1) Find the sample mean and test the null hypothesis that the average fuel consumption is the same as last year's, which was 18 decaliters (1-alpha=0.95)

2) Comment on the regression parameters and find the value of R^2

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I think , In given problem sign of summation is missed. I have solved it by considering sign of summation to Xi , Yi ,Yi^2 ,ei^2, Xi^2. Please , check that.

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