Unit 9 Lesson 1 - Calculating Zeros using GC - Chris Long | Library

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How many solutions does this function have?

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How many solutions does this function have?

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How many solutions does this function have?

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What are the roots of the function? If there is more than one, put a comma and no spaces between your answers.
Only write the numerical values. You don't need the x= part.

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What are the roots of the function? If there is more than one, put a comma and no spaces between your answers.
Only write the numerical values. You don't need the x= part. Round to the nearest hundredth, if necessary.

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What are the roots of the function? If there is more than one, put a comma and no spaces between your answers.
Only write the numerical values. You don't need the x= part. Round to the nearest hundredth, if necessary.

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What are the roots of the function? If there is more than one, put a comma and no spaces between your answers.
Only write the numerical values. You don't need the x= part. Round to the nearest hundredth, if necessary.

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The following data represents approximate heights for a ball thrown by a shot-putter (google it - cool sport!!). Which type of regression best fits the data?

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Type the equation for the curve of best fit for #8. Round your answers to the nearest hundredth.

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A ball is rolled down a hallway and its position is recorded at 5 different times. Which type of regression best fits the data?

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Type the equation for the curve of best fit for #10. Round your answers to the nearest hundredth.

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Which type of regression best fits the data?

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Type your curve of best fit equation for #12

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Which type of regression best fits the data?

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Unit 9 Lesson 1 - Calculating Zeros using GC

How many solutions does this function have?

How many solutions does this function have?

How many solutions does this function have?

What are the roots of the function? If there is more than one, put a comma and no spaces between your answers. Only write the numerical values. You don't need the x= part.

What are the roots of the function? If there is more than one, put a comma and no spaces between your answers. Only write the numerical values. You don't need the x= part. Round to the nearest hundredth, if necessary.

What are the roots of the function? If there is more than one, put a comma and no spaces between your answers. Only write the numerical values. You don't need the x= part. Round to the nearest hundredth, if necessary.

What are the roots of the function? If there is more than one, put a comma and no spaces between your answers. Only write the numerical values. You don't need the x= part. Round to the nearest hundredth, if necessary.

The following data represents approximate heights for a ball thrown by a shot-putter (google it - cool sport!!). Which type of regression best fits the data?

Type the equation for the curve of best fit for #8. Round your answers to the nearest hundredth.

A ball is rolled down a hallway and its position is recorded at 5 different times. Which type of regression best fits the data?

Type the equation for the curve of best fit for #10. Round your answers to the nearest hundredth.

Which type of regression best fits the data?

Type your curve of best fit equation for #12

Which type of regression best fits the data?

Type your curve of best fit equation for #14.

What are the roots of the function? If there is more than one, put a comma and no spaces between your answers.
Only write the numerical values. You don't need the x= part.

What are the roots of the function? If there is more than one, put a comma and no spaces between your answers.
Only write the numerical values. You don't need the x= part. Round to the nearest hundredth, if necessary.

What are the roots of the function? If there is more than one, put a comma and no spaces between your answers.
Only write the numerical values. You don't need the x= part. Round to the nearest hundredth, if necessary.

What are the roots of the function? If there is more than one, put a comma and no spaces between your answers.
Only write the numerical values. You don't need the x= part. Round to the nearest hundredth, if necessary.