(a)
The logistic equation that best fit the data by logistic regression functions on your calculator.
(b)
The plot the logistic function on the same graph as the data points and also discusses how well logistic equation fit in the data.
(c)
The logistic equation that best fit the data by logistic regression functions on your calculator after changing the data by subtracting 0.99 from each value of the population.
(d)
The plot the logistic function on the same graph as the data points and also discusses how well logistic equation fit in the data.
(e)
The limiting value of the world’s population if logistic equation function found in part (c) is accurate and also compare the obtained value with 10.73 billion.
(f)
The limiting size of the Chinese population if logistic equation function found in part (c) is accurate.
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