Drag the slider to see the number of water lilies in the pond each day. Collect the data and fill in the text boxes below.
1 day:
4
2 days:
5
3 days:
6
4 days:
6
5 days:
7
Drag the slider to see the number of water lilies in the pond each day. Collect the data and fill in the text boxes below.
Your prediction on the previous page was way too lowtoo lowabout righttoo highway too high.
The data show that the population of lily pads has a steady ✔ an increasing a decreasing growth rate.
A logarithmic✔ An exponentialA linearA quadratic function would be most suitable to model these data.
a = ⇒ 3.915
15.111 and 1.488
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.
In terms of the water lily population change, the value 3.915 represents:
The initial number of water lilies, approximately 4, which matches the data.
Which of the following did you include in your description?
Which two equations below could you solve to find D, the number of days it takes the water lily population to double?
Solve either of the correct equations using any method. Round to the nearest whole number.D = days
7
Try a few examples to verify that the doubling time is indeed 7 days.
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