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In this case, the number of yards allotted is the independent variable $\left(x\right)$, and the number of wins for that team in the most recent season is the dependent variable$\left(y\right)$

The general regression line of equation is as follows:

$\hat{Y}=a+b\hat{X}$.

Let $\hat{Y}$represent the predicted number of vins and $\hat{Y}$represent the predicted number of yards allowed.

The coefficient of a constant term is calculated from the output.$a=25.66$.

The output yields a constant term's coefficient as $b=-0.003131$.

The regression line using least squares is$\hat{Y}=25.66-0.003131\hat{X}$.

Given:

x= number of yards allowed is $4668$.

y number of wins is 10

When team SS allows 4668 yards, the predicted number of wins is,

$$\begin{gathered} \hat{Y}=25.66-0.003131\left(4668\right) \\ \hat{Y}=11.0445 \end{gathered}$$

The actual number of games won is 10 .

The residual error is,

$$\begin{gathered} Y-\hat{Y}=10-11.0445 \\ =-1.0445 \end{gathered}$$

The residual error is $-1.0445$

This means that if a team gave up $4668$yards, the actual number of Seattle Seahawks victories was 1.0445 less than predicted by the fitted regression equation.

The graph below is

When team CP allows 5167 yards, the predicted number of wins is,

$$\begin{gathered} \hat{Y}=25.66-0.003131\left(5167\right) \\ \hat{Y}=9.48212 \end{gathered}$$

The total amount of games won is $15$

The residual error is as follows:

$$\begin{gathered} Y-\hat{Y}=13-9.48212 \\ =5.51788 \end{gathered}$$

The residual error is $5.51788$.

The scatter plot clearly shows that the association between the variable line is negative, implying that the slope of the line is negative; in other words, as the number of yards allowed increases, so does the number of vins.

In the case of team CP, despite having more yards allowed than team SS, the team CP has more wins.

The point of $\mathrm{CP}$ is to increase the slope of the line, which means it increases the negative slope, making the regression line steeper.

As the line steepens, the $y-$-intercept increases, and the point $CP$ increases the $y$ intercept.