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Title: Predict with Linear Models


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Predict with Linear Models
  • EQ
  • How do certain characteristics of functions
    relate to their graphs?
  • GPS
  • MM1A1d

2
Vocabulary
  • Best-fitting line The line that most closely
    follows a trend in data.
  • Linear interpolation Using a line or its
    equation to approximate a value between two known
    values.
  • Zero of a function An x-value for which
  • f(x) 0 (or y 0).

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Example 1Interpolate using an equation
  • Nesting Eagles The table shows the number of
    pairs of nesting Bald Eagles at a national
    wildlife reserve from 1998-2002.
  • Make a scatter plot of the data.
  • Find an equation that models the number of pairs
    of nesting Bald Eagles as a function of the
    number of years since 1998.
  • Approximate the number of nesting eagle pairs in
    1999.

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Example 2Extrapolate using an equation
  • Nesting Eagles Look back at Example 1.
  • Use the equation from Example 1 to approximate
    the number of nesting Bald Eagle pairs in 2003
    and 2005.
  • In 2003 there were actually 31 pairs of nesting
    eagles. In 2005 there were actually 34 pairs.
    Describe the accuracy of the extrapolations made
    in part (a).

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Example 3Find the zero of a function
  • Race You can run a 100 meter race at an average
    rate of 4.8 meters per second. The distance d
    you have left to run after t seconds is given by
    the function d -4.8t 100. Find the zero of
    the function to the nearest tenth. Explain what
    the zero means in this situation.

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Guided Practice for Examples1, 2, 3
  • Sales The table shows the sales (in thousands of
    dollars) of pet care items at one pet store
    during the period 2001 to 2006.
  • Find an equation that models the sales of pet
    care items as a function of the number of years
    since 2001.
  • Approximate the sales of pet care items for the
    years 2004 and 2007. Tell whether the
    approximation is an interpolation or an
    extrapolation.
  • Which of the approximations from part (b) would
    you expect to be more accurate? Explain.
  • Find the zero of the function. Explain what the
    zero means in this situation.

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Joke of the Day
  • Where can you find an ocean without water?

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Answer
  • On a map?
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