• Enter your ten data points in the chart below: Price ($/lbs) Quantity (Ibs) 3.467 10.000 3.555 9.822 3.698 9.546 3.808 9.347 3.856 9.265 3.880 9.225 3.884 9.219 4.013 9.005 4.096 8.874 4.154 8.786...

Extracted text: • Enter your ten data points in the chart below: Price ($/lbs) Quantity (Ibs) 3.467 10.000 3.555 9.822 3.698 9.546 3.808 9.347 3.856 9.265 3.880 9.225 3.884 9.219 4.013 9.005 4.096 8.874 4.154 8.786 Complete the equation of the least-squares linear regression line by finding its slope and intercept (the help buttons contain an article to compute trend-lines in Excel, while the video help links to a video on how to perform linear regression on a graphing calculator): D(p) = p+ • Use the regression function from the previous step as a mathematical model for the demand function (e.g. D(p) and find the general expression for the elasticity of demand: E(p) = HINT: note that the absolute value is already there. Also make sure that the denominator (if any) is wrapped in parenthesis. NOTE: The Instructor will have to check your answer as MOER might mark correct answers incorrectly. This applies for this part only. Write your best expression of E(p) and remember that the only letter that should be in it is p. • Find the Elasticity of Demand at the price of $ 4.05