Situation: The Ipod Touch has been out for two years now and a lot of data has been collected.
Relevant Relationship:
There is a
Below is a table of data that have been collected
Price,�,($) | Weekly Demand,�,(1,000s) |
---|---|
150 | 207 |
170 | 200 |
190 | 200 |
210 | 189 |
230 | 184 |
250 | 175 |
A.. Find the linear model that best fits this data using regression and enter the model below
(for entry round the linear parameter value to nearest 0.01 and constant parameter to nearest 1)
�=�(�)=
B. The squared
(note: values less than 0.95 MAY mean the model is not appropriate for making predictions)
Now answer these two questions using the UNROUNDED model parameters
C. What does the model predict will be the weekly demand if the price of an ipod touch is $218 ? (nearest 100)
D. According to the model at what should the price be set in order to have a weekly demand of 190,000 ipod Touches? $ (nearest $1)
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