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http://i.imgur.com/DkYMylb.png, probably easier to understand than me trying to type it out. so far I tried exapanding the (y_i - y(x_i))^2 and and then subbing in y_i = ax + b. This gives me part of the answer but I'm not sure if it's legal. I'm generally struggling to find a workable...

Hey, I think that works. Thanks :)

Thanks I'll have a look, but I am looking to answer the first question, part a.

[Mentor's note: This thread does not use the standard homework template because it was moved here from one of the non-homework forums.] Hi, Looking for help on what to do next. Question (it's in two parts but part 1 is like two lines): Part 1: http://imgur.com/BwyNwsE [1] Part 2...