This question is NOT graded!!!! 10) The following table gives the number of weekly customers to visit a store since May 1.# weeks# visitors2155173180175170118136a) Find a quadratic regression model to model V(x), the number of visitors x weeks since May 1. Round allcoefficients to the nearest 100thb) At what week(s) would the store predict 140 visitors? Show how you get your answer algebraically.1212Wne the thellaindoyl oinaloa wole aallob baseuodi 2 to slong en ot lloa vods un amoi vnam woll (dWrite the11) Solve by the “completing the square" method. Show your work.x2 - 5x + 8 = 0(bnog TOM o] laon od ilemie brs borltom 10n sisupa oli gnieu ovlo2

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10) The following table gives the number of weekly customers to visit a store since May 1. 3. 5n 6. # weeks # visitors 2. 155 173 180 175 170 118 136 a) Find a quadratic regression model to model V(x), the number of visitors x weeks since May 1. Round all coefficients to the nearest 100 b) At what week(s) would the store predict 140 visitors? Show how you get your answer algebraically. lleindoy itlo wod2 allob beseuods 02 to silong ot llns o sun a vnam oH (d Wrie the 11) Solve by the “completing the square" method. Show your work. x2 - 5x + 8 = 0 bnog TOM o] laon ad ilemie bris borltom roon oisupe oli anie

10) The following table gives the number of weekly customers to visit a store since May 1. 3. 5n 6. # weeks # visitors 2. 155 173 180 175 170 118 136 a) Find a quadratic regression model to model V(x), the number of visitors x weeks since May 1. Round all coefficients to the nearest 100 b) At what week(s) would the store predict 140 visitors? Show how you get your answer algebraically. lleindoy itlo wod2 allob beseuods 02 to silong ot llns o sun a vnam oH (d Wrie the 11) Solve by the “completing the square" method. Show your work. x2 - 5x + 8 = 0 bnog TOM o] laon ad ilemie bris borltom roon oisupe oli anie

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10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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