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The power regression function on the calculator returns these values:
y = axb
a = 72.53
b = 0.49
Which is the power regression function expressed as a square root function?
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The given model is y = 72.53 x^{0.49}. Writing that exactly in terms of a square root (x^{1/2}) gives
y = 72.53 (sqrt(x))^{0.98},
because x^{0.49} = (x^{1/2})^{0.98}.
If you want the simpler square-root form y = K sqrt(x), note 0.49 ≈ 0.5, so as an approximation you can use
y ≈ 72.53 sqrt(x),
but that is only an approximation (the exponent was 0.49, not exactly 0.5).
y = 72.53 (sqrt(x))^{0.98},
because x^{0.49} = (x^{1/2})^{0.98}.
If you want the simpler square-root form y = K sqrt(x), note 0.49 ≈ 0.5, so as an approximation you can use
y ≈ 72.53 sqrt(x),
but that is only an approximation (the exponent was 0.49, not exactly 0.5).
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