Art galleries sell paintings for a wide range of prices, based on popularity of the artwork. Data collected on the sales of paintings were used to calculate the model ŷ = 1.18(1.027)x, where x represents the age of the painting in years and ŷ represents its predicted selling price in thousands of dollars. Predict the selling price for a work that was painted 80 years ago. $9,943 $47,446 $4,744,561 $9,943,001
@midnight97
Alright on it
So they've given us our model and our first step is to plug in the age of the painting y=1.18(1.027)^80
Alright...makes sense so far.
After this I am going to have to clean my dogs
I don't think there's an exponent there. I just see the multiplication. In which case the problem is as simple as multiplying across
Y=1.18(1.027)^80 =9.943001275
But that answer makes more sense than multiplying so let's go with that
To convert from thousands of dollars to just dollars, you'll multiply that by 1000
Which gives us 9943.001275
So it would be D then, since that's the closest.
It's A, that's the closest
Let me work please
Sorry
But it is A
....yeah that makes more sense that it'd be the smaller number-
Oi my head
Onto the next question
...crying
And give my head a bit
I don't really have a bit, so is there anyone else online that's good at math that can help me?
I would hope I'm decent at math
Statistics specifically?
You know what, let's keep on
My head can wait
Chances are that I can at least help, I did a lot of math for my undergrad in physics
Alright if you're sure
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