How and what formula is used to find A and B. (Highlighted yellow part) ItemyX^2y^2ху10.518.340.260169.55564.253421.318.281.716168.558410.846832.3416.25.4756262.4437.90843.4218.4111.6964338.928162.96224.1827.3217.4724746.3824114.197665.1727.5326.7289757.9009142.330176.4731.8541.86091014.4225206.069587.4632.7855.65161074.5284244.538898.5637.5973.27361413.0081321.7704109.7651.9395.25762696.7249506.8368sum49.18260.23329.39328442.44931651.7136average4.91826.02332.93932844.24493165.17136A = 4.25B = 5.13Standard Dev. 3.00

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