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Answer:
y = 3.02x^3 -5.36x^2 +5.68x +8.66
Step-by-step explanation:
Your graphing calculator (or other regression tool) can solve this about as quickly as you can enter the numbers. If you have a number of regression formulas to work out, it is a good idea to become familiar with at least one tool for doing so.
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If you're trying to do this by hand, the x- and y-values give you 4 equations in the 4 unknown coefficients.
a·1^3 +b·1^2 +c·1 +d = 12
a·3^3 +b·3^2 +c·3 +d = 59
a·6^3 +b·6^2 +c·6 +d = 502
a·8^3 +b·8^2 +c·8 +d = 1257
Solving this by elimination, substitution, or matrix methods is tedious, but not impossible. Calculators and web sites can help. The solutions are a = 317/105, b = -75/14, c = 1193/210, d = 303/35. Approximations to these values are shown above.
If one gallon = 4 quarts
Then 5 gallons = x quarts
To solve this we can set up a porportion
1/4 = 5/x
To solve the porportion we need to find the rule so how to we get to 4 from 1? Well we can multiply 1 by 4 to get one right?
So if this is true, 1 x 4 = 4 then 5 x 4 must equal x
5 x 4 = 20 so the answer would be 20 quarts are in 5 gallons
Another way to look at this is that you have 5 gallons and in each gallon is 4 quarts to if there is 4 quarts in every one gallon then that’s just 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 or 5 x 4
I hope this helps! <3
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Answer: $22.12
Step-by-step explanation:
I just did the compound interest formula which is
starting amount * (1. interst rate) ^ number of years
example if you have 100$ and you want to know how much it is worth if it appretiates by 7% of a period of 20 years it would look something like this;
100 * (1.10) ^20 = 672.74$
but since you have to figure out what it was in 2008 which was exactly half way in the period you divide the exponent by half so your formula should be;
I know the answer is right because I asked my teacher and it's correct.
REAL EXAMPLE: 18 * (1.51) ^.5 = 22.12$
The answer as a fraction is 5/6
We want to figure out how many pages Charlotte can read in 1 minute. Since we know how many pages she can read in 10 minutes, in order to find out how many she reads in 1 minute, simply do 10 divided by 8 1/3. Which will give you your answer, 5/6.