Asked by sara
a. Use the equation of the trend line to predict the number of years it will take for the population to reach 52,900.
The population will reach 52,900 during year
16.
(Type a whole number.)
Part 2
b. In the tenth year, the population was actually 2,000 people from what the trend line shows. What could the actual number of people be in 10 years?
The actual number of people could be
enter your response here or
enter your response here.
(Use ascending order. Round to the nearest thousand as needed.)
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I don't have the trend-line value for year 10. To find the two possible actual populations you either need the trend-line equation or the trend-line prediction at year 10.
If the trend-line prediction at year 10 is T, then the actual population could be:
- T − 2,000 or
- T + 2,000
If you give me the trend-line equation (or the predicted population for year 10), I will compute those two numbers (and round to the nearest thousand if you want).
If the trend-line prediction at year 10 is T, then the actual population could be:
- T − 2,000 or
- T + 2,000
If you give me the trend-line equation (or the predicted population for year 10), I will compute those two numbers (and round to the nearest thousand if you want).
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