How to Calculate OLS Estimator with Given β0 in 50 Data Points?

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To calculate the OLS estimator with a given β0 of 3 and the provided data points, start by expressing the sum of squared errors as Σ(Yi - 3 - β1Xi)². This expression simplifies to a function of the single unknown β1. To find the optimal value of β1, apply one-variable calculus to minimize this function. Use the provided sums (ΣiYi, ΣiXi, ΣiYi², ΣiXi², ΣiXiYi, and n) to derive the specific estimate for β1. Following these steps will lead to the correct OLS estimator calculation.
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ΣiYi = 500; ΣiXi = 150; ΣiYi2 = 17000; ΣiXi2 = 4000; ΣiXiYi = 8000; n = 50.

β0 = 3. Derive formula for OLS estimator of β1 and find estimate

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I'm new to OLS and I'm not sure where to go from:

Σ(Yi - 3 - b1Xi)^2

I was able to walk through the steps in my class lectures to solve Bhat1 and Bhat0 but am a little confused when β0 is given. Can anyone explain the logical following steps? Thank you!
 
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Your dispersion function
<br /> \sum {\left(Y_i - 3 - b_1 x_i\right)^2}<br />

is now just a function of one unknown. Use methods of one-variable calculus to minimize it, then use the numerical information provided above to find the specific value
 
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