Advanced Engineering Mathematics
Advanced Engineering Mathematics
10th Edition
ISBN: 9780470458365
Author: Erwin Kreyszig
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
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Consider the data in the following table:

b) Find the exponential equation of best fit. Round the coefficients to the nearest thousandth.

The exponential equation of best fit is

y=

**Data Table Analysis** Consider the data in the following table: | x | y | |----|------| | 5 | 1740 | | 10 | 1540 | | 15 | 1390 | | 20 | 1290 | | 25 | 1240 | | 30 | 1215 | | 35 | 1190 | This table presents paired values of variables \(x\) and \(y\). As \(x\) increases, the corresponding value of \(y\) decreases. This trend suggests a possible inverse or negative correlation between the two variables, which could be explored using statistical methods such as regression analysis to determine the nature and strength of the relationship.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Data Table Analysis** Consider the data in the following table: | x | y | |----|------| | 5 | 1740 | | 10 | 1540 | | 15 | 1390 | | 20 | 1290 | | 25 | 1240 | | 30 | 1215 | | 35 | 1190 | This table presents paired values of variables \(x\) and \(y\). As \(x\) increases, the corresponding value of \(y\) decreases. This trend suggests a possible inverse or negative correlation between the two variables, which could be explored using statistical methods such as regression analysis to determine the nature and strength of the relationship.
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