need help with coding this in mathematica! ASAP!!! THANK YOU

1. You can enter the data into Mathematica by typing it in as ordered pairs. data - 195.3, 11}, (100, 25}, 1107.4, 47J, 1116.1, 73, 1145, 159], [169.8, 233, 0178.1, 258H; 2. Plot the data using the ListPlot function 3. Specific values from the data may be accessed using indices. For example, data [[2]] C[1]] returns 100, and data[04]] [02]1 returns 73. Using this, calculate the sums of squares: SSE where e yi (mx+b). You need to leave m and b as variables, and you will need to figure out how to use indices to determine y, and x 4. In the method of least squares you minimize SSE with respect to m and b to deter- mine the values of m and b. Determine these values. (Hints: How do you minimize in calculus? The Mathematica function D can find a partial derivative. Lastly, the Mathematica function Solve can solve a system of equations.) 5. Use the second derivative test to show that the values you found for m and b minimize SSE. 6. Graph your line 7. Use the Show function to show both your data and line on the same graph. 8. Finally, use your line to estimate the temperature of absolute zero in C 1. You can enter the data into Mathematica by typing it in as ordered pairs. data - 195.3, 11}, (100, 25}, 1107.4, 47J, 1116.1, 73, 1145, 159], [169.8, 233, 0178.1, 258H; 2. Plot the data using the ListPlot function 3. Specific values from the data may be accessed using indices. For example, data [[2]] C[1]] returns 100, and data[04]] [02]1 returns 73. Using this, calculate the sums of squares: SSE where e yi (mx+b). You need to leave m and b as variables, and you will need to figure out how to use indices to determine y, and x 4. In the method of least squares you minimize SSE with respect to m and b to deter- mine the values of m and b. Determine these values. (Hints: How do you minimize in calculus? The Mathematica function D can find a partial derivative. Lastly, the Mathematica function Solve can solve a system of equations.) 5. Use the second derivative test to show that the values you found for m and b minimize SSE. 6. Graph your line 7. Use the Show function to show both your data and line on the same graph. 8. Finally, use your line to estimate the temperature of absolute zero in C