7. For simple linear regression, we assume that Y = Bo + BIX +e, where e - N(0,0?) and X isfixed (not random). We collect n i.i.d, training sample (x),y1)....(XYn)). Prove that the (Bo.B1)estimated through minimizing RSS equals to the one through maximizing likelihood.

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