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Use a least squares approximation to find the best linear fit (i. e., the best line) ()=+,L(t)=C+Dt, which is closest, in the sense of least squares, to passing through the through the following data points:

(t1, b1) = (-2, 12)
(t2, b2) = (0,9).
(t3, b3) = (2, 0)
(t4, b4) = (4, -5)

What are the y-intercept and the slope D of this line?

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