regression analysis- linear cost function, Cost Accounting

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given the following :
Constant $21,800
Std.error of Y Est. 4,500
R squared 0.7832
Observations # 22
X coefficient 11.75
Std.error of Coef. 2.1876
What is the linear function?

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