on the upper and lower boundary lines of your model, what do you predict is the length of a cold for a person who has taken the supplement for 3 months? Consider the precision of the data and use an appropriate number of decimal places in your response. How long do you predict a cold will last for a person who has no supplement? Interpret the y-intercept in context. How long do you predict a cold will last for a person who has taken 6 months of supplements? If you have a cold, would you prefer a negative or positive residual? 6-56. Write an explicit equation for the sequence graphed below. 6-57. Graph the points (−3, 2) and (5, (Desmos). −4). Find the slope of the line determined by them. Find the distance between them. (Hint: Pythagorean theorem) 6-58. Graph y = (x 2)2 1. Completely describe the graph. (Desmos). − −
on the upper and lower boundary lines of your model, what do you predict is the length of a cold for a person who has taken the supplement for 3 months? Consider the precision of the data and use an appropriate number of decimal places in your response. How long do you predict a cold will last for a person who has no supplement? Interpret the y-intercept in context. How long do you predict a cold will last for a person who has taken 6 months of supplements? If you have a cold, would you prefer a negative or positive residual? 6-56. Write an explicit equation for the sequence graphed below. 6-57. Graph the points (−3, 2) and (5, −4). (Desmos). Find the slope of the line determined by them. Find the distance between them. (Hint: Pythagorean theorem) 6-58. Graph y = (x − 2)2 − 1. Completely describe the graph. (Desmos).
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