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OpenStudy (i_love_my_nieces):
How can you use an equation to make a prediction from a pattern?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
You would find the equation that models the data. Like a trend line.
OpenStudy (i_love_my_nieces):
Is that it?
OpenStudy (i_love_my_nieces):
@nonon
OpenStudy (anonymous):
the line that models the data can be used to make predictions by extrapolating from the line.
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
and interpolating, I guess. That's it.
OpenStudy (i_love_my_nieces):
Can you put that togethe?r
OpenStudy (i_love_my_nieces):
together?*
OpenStudy (anonymous):
The equation of the line that models the data can be used to predict data by extrapolating and interpolating from the graph.
OpenStudy (i_love_my_nieces):
And are you sure??
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
uh...do I need to be more specific?
OpenStudy (i_love_my_nieces):
If you want. I was just asking if you are sure.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
I'm quite sure. You can add to that:
For example, if the model line is a function, one can plug in the x into the equation of the line to find y and that will be the prediction.
OpenStudy (i_love_my_nieces):
So just put:The equation of the line that models the data can be used to predict data by extrapolating and interpolating from the graph. For example, if the model line is a function, one can plug in the x into the equation of the line to find y and that will be the prediction.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
yes
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