Alex is investigating the relationship between air temperature and the number of chirps a cricket makes in 14 seconds. The data he collected over several days is shown in the table below. Temperature ('F) Number of Chirps in 14 seconds 76 36 66 26 62 22 73 33 69 29 82 42 Which of the following is the best analysis of Alex's data? O The number of chirps a cricket makes per second is constant throughout the day The difference between the number of chirps a cricket makes per second and the air temperature in degrees Fahrenheit is constant. The number of chirps a cricket makes in 14 seconds increases at a constant rate as temperature increases. O The number of chirps a cricket makes in 14 seconds fluctuates from day to day.

Alex is investigating the relationship between air temperature and the number of chirps a cricket makes in 14 seconds. The data he collected over several days is shown in the table below. Temperature ('F) Number of Chirps in 14 seconds 76 36 66 26 62 22 73 33 69 29 82 42 Which of the following is the best analysis of Alex's data? O The number of chirps a cricket makes per second is constant throughout the day The difference between the number of chirps a cricket makes per second and the air temperature in degrees Fahrenheit is constant. The number of chirps a cricket makes in 14 seconds increases at a constant rate as temperature increases. O The number of chirps a cricket makes in 14 seconds fluctuates from day to day.

College Algebra

1st Edition

ISBN:9781938168383

Author:Jay Abramson

Publisher:Jay Abramson

Chapter6: Exponential And Logarithmic Functions

Section6.8: Fitting Exponential Models To Data

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