Answer:
5 and 11/24ths
Step-by-step explanation:
A scaled version means that our leading coefficient will change. Let's set up an equation to find our leading coefficient, a.
g(x) = a * x^2
Now that we have our equation, we need a point that is on g(x). The point given is (4,8). Let's use that point and plug x and y into our equation so that we can solve for a.
8 = a * (4)^2
8 = a * 16
a = 1/2
All that's left to do is plug in our a value into g(x).
g(x) = 1/2 x^2
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523 should be your answer
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
My graphing calculator can solve this problem two ways. It can do a least-squares fit of the exponential data, or it can do a least-squares fit of the logarithm of the data. The answers come out different.
In "log mode", the parameters of the exponential equation are computed as ...
a ≈ 615.272
b ≈ 1.61875
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With log mode turned off, the "a" parameter is lower (≈553.071), and the "b" parameter is higher (≈1.65573). This mode gives a better fit to the larger data values, at the expense of a poorer fit to the lower data values, as you might expect.