logo

Math Homework - Desklib

7 Pages959 Words413 Views
   

Added on  2023-06-15

About This Document

This study material on math homework covers topics such as quadratic functions, regression, and models. It explains how to model tables and graphs using quadratic functions and regression. It also covers finding the vertex form of quadratic equations and solving real-life problems using quadratic models. The content includes solved examples and diagrams. The subject is math, and the course code and college/university are not mentioned.

Math Homework - Desklib

   Added on 2023-06-15

ShareRelated Documents
Running head: MATH HOMEWORK 1
Math Homework
Name
Institution
Math Homework - Desklib_1
MATH HOMEWORK 2
Math Homework
Question 1
A quadratic function has a series of varying positive gradients on one part and a series of varying
negative gradients on the other part. The positive and negative gradients meet at a point where
the gradient is zero hence forming a maximum point or a minimum point. The model in part C
has a negative gradient in the range 4 x 0. That is,
03
24 =1.5 ,10
02 =0.5
Additionally, the model has a series of varying positive gradients in the range 2 x 14.
30
42 =1.5 , 83
64 =2.5 , 158
86 =3.5 ... 4835
1412 =6. 5
The rates of change, 1.5 ,0.5 ,1.5 , 2.5 , 3.5 , ... ,6.5 can be represented using a schematic
diagram resembling that of a quadratic function as shown in figure 1.1.
Figure 1.1: The schematic model
Math Homework - Desklib_2
MATH HOMEWORK 3
Therefore, table C can be modelled as a quadratic function.
Question 2
part a
Using the quadratic regression function in Desmos graphing calculator we obtain the result
shown in figure 1
Therefore, y=0.0057 x2+0.0984 x+ 49.5357
Part b
a describes the direction the quadratic model opens (up or down). That is, the trend of the
number of worms as the number of days’ increases. In this case, the negative value of a denotes a
decrease in the number of worms with the increase in the number of days. b describes the
coefficient of the linear term of the model and shows how the number of worms is linearly to the
number of days. On the other hand, c describes the initial number of worms.
Part c
Math Homework - Desklib_3

End of preview

Want to access all the pages? Upload your documents or become a member.