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Modeling with Exponential and Logarithmic Equations Answers

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function would be most suitable to model these data.

A
A logarithmic
B
An exponential
C
A linear
D
A quadratic
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and b =

Answer:

1.106

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Did the water lilies double?

Answer not available
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The graph to the right shows what you should have gotten on the regression calculator. Check all statements below that accurately describe the regression equation.

A
Some points do not lie on the regression curve, so it is not a good model.
B
Most points lie on or near the regression curve, so it is a good model.
C
The equation can be used to analyze the population growth, and to estimate values outside of what was collected.
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Which two equations below could you solve to find D, the number of days it takes the water lily population to double?

A
2 = 3.915(1.106)D
B
7.830 = 3.915(1.106)D
C
7.830 = 3.915(2)D
D
2 = 1.106D
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Question text not available

Answers:
Selection 1:Yes
Selection 2:Approximately
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Which solution method did you use?

A
Logarithms
B
Graphing y = 3.915(1.106)x and tracing
C
Graphing y = 3.915(1.106)x and y = 400, then finding the x-value of the intersection
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Did the water lilies double?

Answers:
Selection 1:Yes
Selection 2:Approximately
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By the 46th day, there are 400 water lilies in the pond. The estimate you made

A
close to 46 (or exactly right) because it was estimated well.
B
too low because the quick exponential growth was not accounted for.
C
too high because the exponential growth was overestimated.

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