Martha is starting to save for a new laptop. She has been keeping track of her savings every day. The graph shows the number of
days since she started keeping track and the amount of money in her savings.
She would like to figure out when she might have the $350 she needs to buy the laptop. She wonders if she could use her new math skills on linear regression to help figure it out.
What do you think? Would a linear model be appropriate for this data?
She would like to figure out when she might have the $350 she needs to buy the laptop. She wonders if she could use her new math skills on linear regression to help figure it out.
What do you think? Would a linear model be appropriate for this data?
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You will need to graph the following 5 points on your number line (median, lower quartile, lower extreme, upper quartile, and upper extreme).
Create a box around the quartiles and extend the lines to the extremes.
See the picture I have attached for the box and whisker box for this data set.
You will need to graph the following 5 points on your number line (median, lower quartile, lower extreme, upper quartile, and upper extreme).
Create a box around the quartiles and extend the lines to the extremes.
See the picture I have attached for the box and whisker box for this data set.