I really really need help, I'm officially stuck. I've done half the project. Here's a link so the images are included; h ttps: //brainly. com/question/13760320
Question:
C. What equation models the data? What are the domain and range of the equation? Do you think your equation is a good fit for the data? Explain how you determined your answers.
D. Is there a trend in the data? Does there seem to be a positive correlation, a negative correlation, or neither?
How much do you expect gas to cost in 2020? Explain.
My answers so far;
C. An equation that models the graph might be; x×m=y
X=Price
M=Gallon
Y=Total Price
The domain and the range of the equation would be . I believe my equation is a good fit for the model because it is the 2 main forms of data to be multiplied to come with the proper outcome.
D. There is a mild trend in the data. It ranges between 2,500 – 4,500.
To answer question C, "What equation models the data?" and determine the domain and range of the equation, you would first need to analyze the data from the provided link. However, as an AI text-based model, I cannot directly access or click on external links. I would suggest copying the data from the given link and pasting it into your question or describing the data in detail so I can assist you further.
Once the data is available, you can analyze it to determine the equation that models the data. Typically, for data modeling, you might use various types of equations such as linear equations, quadratic equations, exponential equations, or other relevant equations depending on the nature of the data. By examining the pattern in the data, you can identify which equation would fit best.
Regarding the domain and range of the equation, the domain represents the possible values of the independent variable (x), while the range represents the possible values of the dependent variable (y). The domain and range will differ depending on the specific equation you choose.
As for the accuracy of your equation (x * m = y), it seems to be a linear equation where x represents the price, m represents the gallon, and y represents the total price. However, to provide a more accurate assessment, I would need to evaluate the data you are working with.
Moving on to question D, "Is there a trend in the data? Does there seem to be a positive correlation, a negative correlation, or neither?" Without access to the provided data, I am unable to analyze it directly. But generally, you can analyze the data and determine the trend by observing the pattern. If the data points consistently increase as one variable increases, it indicates a positive correlation. Conversely, if the data points decrease as one variable increases, it indicates a negative correlation. If there is no consistent pattern, there might not be a correlation.
Finally, to answer the last question, "How much do you expect gas to cost in 2020?" I would need to see the specific data you are working with to make an accurate prediction. Gas prices can vary based on numerous factors such as location, global events, economic conditions, and more. Analyzing historical data and trends could provide insights into estimating the gas price in 2020.