a.
Graph the model.
a.
Answer to Problem 44E
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The table shows the numbers
A model for the data is given by
Y13y
Where
Use a graphing utility to create a
Calculation:
Using
Enter the data from given table into your graphing utility calculator.
To enter the data first press
Now input all the data given sets followed by
Before you use regression feature, make sure to enter the DignosticOn command stored in
The calculator does not show the value of
To plot the data, press the
Press
Now press
Now press
The plot of the data will appear as below:
To graph the model
Press the
The graph of the model does not pass through all the points, some points at the end are far apart from the model curve.
Hence, the model does not fit the data after year 2000
b.
Predict the number of military reserve personnel in 2017.
b.
Answer to Problem 44E
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The table shows the numbers
A model for the data is given by
Where
Use the model to predict the number of military reserve personnel in 2017.
Calculation:
To find the average monthly benefit in 2017, replace
Hence, the average monthly benefit in 2017 is about
c.
What is the limit of the function as approaches infinity?
Do you think the limit is realistic?
c.
Answer to Problem 44E
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The table shows the numbers
A model for the data is given by
Where
What is the limit of the function as approaches infinity? Explain the meaning of the limit in the context of the problem. Do you think the limit is realistic? Explain
Calculation:
Determine the limit of average monthly benefit function as
Hence, the limit of military reserve personnel function as
As time increases, , the number of military reserve personnel will decrease and then again increase and it will never become
Hence, the model is
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