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a. For each model, follow the steps shown in class to solve for w. Report the model, including w values and variable names for both models.
b. Use subplots to display two graphs, one for each model. In each graph, include: • Labeled x and y axes Title • Scatterplot of the dataset • A smooth line representing the model
c. For each model, calculate the sum squared error (SSE). Show your 2 SSE values together in a bar plot.
d. Which model do you think is better? Why? Is there a different model that you think would better represent the data?
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