I believe there is only one outlier (shown in this picture) mostly because it is the farthest from this dotted mess
Angles of Elevation and Depression are used in measuring heights and distances in trigonometric applications using right triangles. These angles are made when we look up or down to view objects. Devices are available to measure angles of elevation and depression. These measured angles can be used in measuring heights and distance which are either tedious or impractical to measure, by modelling the situation into right triangles
Answer:
y = -2x^2(x - 3)
Step-by-step explanation:
<em><u>Preliminary Remark</u></em>
If a cubic is tangent to the x axis at 0,0
Then the equation must be related to y = a*x^2(x - h)
<em><u>(3,0)</u></em>
If the cubic goes through the point (3,0), then the equation will become
0 = a*3^2(3 - h)
0 = 9a (3 - h)
0 = 27a - 9ah
from which h = 3
<em><u>From the second point, we get</u></em>
4 = ax^2(x - 3)
4 = a(1)^2(1 - 3)
4 = a(-2)
a = 4 / - 2
a = -2
<em><u>Answer</u></em>
y = -2x^2(x - 3)