Answer:
- y = 0.937976x +12.765
- $12,765
- $31,524
- the cost increase each year
Step-by-step explanation:
1. For this sort of question a graphing calculator or spreadsheet are suitable tools. The attached shows the linear regression line to have the equation ...
... y = 0.937976x + 12.765
where x is years since 2000, and y is average tuition cost in thousands.
2. The y-intercept is the year-2000 tuition: $12,765.
3. Evaluating the formula for x=20 gives y ≈ 31.524, so the year-2020 tuition is expected to be $31,524.
4. The slope is the rate of change of tuition with respect to number of years. It is the average increase per year (in thousands). It amounts to about $938 per year.
5. [not a math question]
Answer:
You'll likely need assets worth 10 to 16 times your salary by the time you leave your job. A 45-year-old making $120,000 who hopes to retire at age 60, say, should already have nearly $700,000 set aside. (See the Retire Early calculator.) You can get by with less if you'll have other sources of income.
#1) Non-linear
#2) ?
#3) Linear
#4) a) linear b) linear. c) linear. d) linear
#5) ?
sorry couldn't get the rest of the answers... internet is being dumb today
Step-by-step explanation:
In this type of math equation, you have to multiply all members from the first part with the second part.
Expanded:
simplified:
Wait I’m confused about 5.100 is that money ?