12. (Strang 4.3.1, 5) Consider the four points (t;, b;): (0,0), (1,8), (3, 8), and (4, 20).(a) Set up and solve the system of equations AT Aî = A"b in order to find the best fitline, b = c+ dt. What are the errors for each point relative to the best fit line?(b) Find the best fit horizontal line, b = c; again, set up and solve a system of equationsAT Aâ = ATb, but think carefully about what A is. What are the errors for eachpoint relative to this best fit line.

Given the four points ti, bi: 0, 0, 1, 8, 3, 8 & 4, 20 (a) we have to set up and solve the…

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