A second dataset runs through the same exact machinery. The negative slope and zero-sum residual table are recomputed from the displayed values, then compared with a coherent trial line.
highlighted = computed this step
Another dataset
The second dataset has sum x=6, sum y=14, sum x times x=14, and sum x times y=15.
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Same solve machinery
Solving gives a=53/10 and b=-6/5. The negative slope comes from the displayed data.
a=53/10,b=−6/5
Fit and residuals
The fit residuals are -3/10, -1/10, 11/10, and -7/10. Their sum is 0 and SSE is 9/5.
∑r=0,SSE=9/5
Zero-sum is not enough
The trial line y=5 minus 1x has residuals 0, 0, 1, and -1. The sum is 0, but SSE is 2, which is greater than 9/5.
∑r=0,2>9/5
Zero-sum trial is not enoughA generic trial table can be coherent without being the least-squares fit.Trial residualsxyfitresid055014402431312-1sum residuals = 0
Summary
The same procedure re-applies to new shown data. This is a machinery check, not a capability claim about the model.
same procedure, new shown data
Second dataset fitThe negative-slope fit and residual table share the same exact data.Least-squares fitExact data points and the exact fitted line in one coordinate plot.fitABCDVisible residual certificatexyfitresid0553/10-3/101441/10-1/102429/1011/103117/10-7/10sum residuals = 0