In two or more complete sentences describe how to determine the appropriate model for the set of data, (0,2), (2,3), (5,4), (10,
5).
2 answers:
When you have a set of data points and you want to get a model out of it, you do data fitting. The first thing to do is plot the points using a scatter plot type of chart as shown in the picture. I used MS Excel as a tool for data fitting. On the left side of the picture, I used linear fitting. Then, it gives you the linear equation y=0.2907x + 2.2643. It has a correlation coefficient, R^2, of 0.9595. This measures how good your data fits the model equation. The closer it is to 1, the better. However, it is rare to get 1 because that is very ideal. A R^2 of 0.9595 is very satisfactory already. But if you want an even better model, the right side of the picture shows data fitting on a quadratic equation with an equation of y=0.0209x^2 +0.506x+2.0232 with R^2 of 0.9992.
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Answer: OPTION D.
Step-by-step explanation:
The symbol of the inequality ">" means "greater than". Then, -5 is greater than -6.
If a negative number -a is greater than other negative number -b , then the distance between -a and zero is shorter than the distance between -b and zero.
You can see in the number line attached that -5 is closer to 0 than -6. Therefore, -5 is located to the right of -6.
