a) Use each of the following models to predict the stopping distance if speed is150 km/h.i) the linear model ii) the quadratic model iii) the exponential model c) Which model is most reasonable? Explain your answer A car safety association conducted tests to measure the stopping distances of a newmodel of car and collected the following measurements.S30405060708090100Speed (km/h)d(s)Stopping Distance (m)19.222.224.827.129.531.633.235.0

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a) Use each of the following models to predict the stopping distance if speed is
150 km/h.
i) the linear model
ii) the quadratic model
iii) the exponential model
c) Which model is most reasonable? Explain your answer

A car safety association conducted tests to measure the stopping distances of a new
model of car and collected the following measurements.
S
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Speed (km/h)
d(s)
Stopping Distance (m)
19.2
22.2
24.8
27.1
29.5
31.6
33.2
35.0

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