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Question

The table shows the number of a particular brand of luxury cars sold in various years. Use a calculator to write a quartic model for the number of cars sold in a given year since 2000 and use the model to estimate the number of cars sold in 2005.

 

 

A.) P(x) ≈ −38.23x3 + 56.86x2 + 1098.23x + 557.48

The estimated number of cars sold in 2005 is 2,691.

 

B.) P(x) ≈ 6.04x4 − 135.32x3 + 698.78x2 − 228.48x + 247.95

The estimated number of cars sold in 2005 is 3,432.

 

C.) P(x) ≈ 6.04x4 − 111.18x3 + 329.04x2 + 787.26x + 588.97

The estimated number of cars sold in 2005 is 2,626.

 

D.) P(x) ≈ −38.23x3 + 56.86x2 + 1098.23x + 557.48

The estimated number of cars sold in 2005 is 3,413.

Answer 1

If we graph all of the equations and plot all of the points from the table, equation B is the closest match.

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