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X=[1.6978 7.7368 8.7591 1.9001 0.7486 0.2048 6.1228, 1.6926 2.2690 13.2931];
Y=[11.4976,4.5624,17.0159,5.1402,8. 9841,8.9526,2.0939,6.1407];
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