Concept explainers
(a)
To Calculate: and state the least square regression line.
(a)
Answer to Problem 45E
Explanation of Solution
Given:
year since 1700 | population (in millions) |
0 | 125 |
50 | 163 |
100 | 203 |
150 | 276 |
200 | 408 |
250 | 547 |
299 | 729 |
308 | 732 |
310 | 738 |
312 | 740 |
Calculation:
Taking the log of the given data
year since 1700 | population (in millions) | log (population) |
0 | 125 | 2.096910013 |
50 | 163 | 2.212187604 |
100 | 203 | 2.307496038 |
150 | 276 | 2.440909082 |
200 | 408 | 2.610660163 |
250 | 547 | 2.737987326 |
299 | 729 | 2.862727528 |
308 | 732 | 2.864511081 |
310 | 738 | 2.868056362 |
312 | 740 | 2.86923172 |
Using Ti83/84 calculator
Step 1: press on STAT,
Step 2: choose 1: EDIT
Step 3: type the data of year since 1700 in list L1 and in L2 logarithmic of population in the list L2.
Step 4: again press on STAT, chose CALC and chose LinReg(a+bx)
Final result
Putting the value in a and b
(b)
To Explain: the prediction the population size of Europe in 2020 using the part (a)
(b)
Answer to Problem 45E
815.831 millions
Explanation of Solution
Given:
year since 1700 | population (in millions) |
0 | 125 |
50 | 163 |
100 | 203 |
150 | 276 |
200 | 408 |
250 | 547 |
299 | 729 |
308 | 732 |
310 | 738 |
312 | 740 |
Calculation:
From the part (b)
Putting the value x by 320
Taking the exponential with base 10
Therefore the expected size of Europe in 2020 is 815.831 millions
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