(x(1), y(1)) = 1, 1.5, (x(2), y(2)) = 2, 3, (x(3), y(3)) = 3, 4.5. Hypothesis: h(x) = t1x, where t1 = 2. How much error is obtained?

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(x<sup>(1)</sup>, y<sup>(1)</sup>) = 1, 1.5, (x<sup>(2)</sup>, y<sup>(2)</sup>) = 2, 3, (x<sup>(3)</sup>, y<sup>(3)</sup>) = 3, 4.5. Hypothesis: h(x) = t<sub>1</sub>x, where t<sub>1</sub> = 2. How much error is obtained?