Fitting a Function to Data Adapted from Walch Education.

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Fitting a Function to Data Adapted from Walch Education

Key Concepts A graphing calculator can graph a scatter plot of given data and find a regression equation that models the given data. Decide whether the data would best be modeled with a quadratic regression, linear regression, or exponential regression : Fitting a Function to Data2

Key Concepts, continued. To decide which regression model is best, look at the scatter plot of the data you entered. After you find the appropriate model using your calculator, you can graph this equation on top of the scatter plot to verify that it is a reasonable model : Fitting a Function to Data3

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