Unit 5, 6, & 7 Review Key
Unit 5, 6, & 7 Review Key
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Unit 5, 6, & 7 Review
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The following tables can be modeled with an exponential function in the form 5 = => ! . Find the
equation without using your calculator.
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The following tables can be modeled with an exponential function in the form 5 = => ! + H. Find
the equation without using your calculator.
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Find the equation without using your calculator.
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b. Using the linear model from part a, write the equation of the exponential model 5 = => !
for this data.
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66) The tenth term of an arithmetic sequence is -101 and the fourth term of the same
sequence is -35. Find the value of the 100th term.
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67) The fourth term of a geometric sequence is 506.25 and the second term is 225. Find the
value of the nth term and the value of the 10th term.
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68) The following data was collected. A linear, exponential, and logarithmic regression was
run on the data. Find the equation that best represents the data. Use the residual plots
to decide which equation best fits the data set. Justify with a picture/sketch of each
residual plot. Use your model to predict f(10) and when f(x) = 150.
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f(x) 70 88 121 160 202 271
Linear Residual Plot Exponential Residual Plot Logarithmic Residual Plot Best Model
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Predictions:
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69) The following data was collected. A linear, exponential, and logarithmic regression was
run on the data. Find the equation that best represents the data. Use the residual plots
to decide which equation best fits the data set. Justify with a picture/sketch of each
residual plot. Use your model to predict f(10) and when f(x) = 150.
x 1 2 3 4 5 6
f(x) 55 85 120 161 195 223
Linear Residual Plot Exponential Residual Plot Logarithmic Residual Plot Best Model
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Linear
Predictions:
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70) The following data was collected. A linear, exponential, and logarithmic regression was
run on the data. Find the equation that best represents the data. Use the residual plots
to decide which equation best fits the data set. Justify with a picture/sketch of each
residual plot. Use your model to predict f(10) and when f(x) = 150.
x 1 2 3 4 5 6
f(x) 30 52 64 69 78 80
Linear Residual Plot Exponential Residual Plot Logarithmic Residual Plot Best Model
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Logarithmic
Predictions:
67.562