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DanielleElmas [232]
3 years ago
13

The table shows the annual consumption of cheese per person in the United States for selected years in the 20th century. Let x =

number of years since 1900, and y = pounds per person. What cubic model best fits this data?
Year Pounds Consumed
1902 1.959
1924 6.373
1946 7.29
1982 15.817

A. y = 0.00989x^3 - 0.0000872x^2 + 1.192x + 0.403
B. y = -0.0000872x^3 + 0.00989x^2 - 0.403x - 1.192
C. y = -0.0000872x^3 - 0.00989x^2 - 0.403x + 1.192
D. y = 0.0000872x^3 - 0.00989x^2 + 0.403x + 1.192
Mathematics
2 answers:
Murljashka [212]3 years ago
8 0
<span>y = 0.0000872x^3 - 0.00989x^2 + 0.403x + 1.192</span>
sweet-ann [11.9K]3 years ago
8 0
<h2>Right answer:</h2><h3>D. y = 0.0000872x^3 - 0.00989x^2 + 0.403x + 1.192</h3>

In this problem, we have the annual consumption of cheese per person in the USA  for selected years in the 20th century. This is expressed in Pounds. The <em>pound </em>is a unit for measuring weight, used in several countries including the U.S and the U.K containing<em> 16 ounces </em>and equal to <em>0.454 kilograms. </em>So, we also know that:


x = <em>number of years since 1900</em>

y = <em>pounds per person</em>


Option D is correct because we can replace each year by a number between 0 and 99, I mean:


1900 = 0

1901 = 1

1902 = 2

1903 = 3

1904 = 4, and so on.


Therefore:

1902 = 2

1924 = 24

1946 = 46

1982 = 82


By replacing these x-values in the equation we have that:


For x = 2:

y = 1902


For x = 24:

y = 6.373


For x = 46:

y = 7.29


For x = 82:

y = 15.817

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