Posted by logan on Saturday, February 23, 2008 at 11:15pm.
This looks like a question posted earlier, which I already answered.
A. The number of degrees earned by women is W = D*P/100. Write out the formula, and you should get
W = (-.096t^4 +3t^3 -27t^2+ 91t +1700)(.043t+49)/100
B. For the number of degrees earned in 1991, use t=11 in the formula above.
the problem im having that your leaving out is...im suppose to write this formula in standard form...i know the answer but i cant come up with the right answer...its suppose to be
W=-.0004128t^5-.03414t^4+1.3539t^3-12.8387t^2+51.9t+833...this is suppose to be the answer to part A in standard form...but i dont know how they got it....i multiply them together but still dont come up with the same answer!!
I get a different value for the t^4 coefficient. It should be (-.096*49 + 3*.043)/100 = -.04575, not -.03414
The "t" term should be 45.32, not 51.9
The t^5 term and the constant term are OK. I did not check the t^3 and t^2 terms. Unless you copied the problem incorrectly, the book answer is wrong.
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