an equation, p=0.56+28.71, model the percentage, p, of birth outside marriage in the united states at t years since 1990 (see the table below). complete part a. thought e. below           biths outside marriage year         percentage of births outside marriage 1991        29.5 1995        32.2 1999        33.0 2003        34.6 2008        40.6 2012        40.7 a. rewrite the equation p=0.56t+28.71 with the function name f. b. find f(35). what does this result mean in this situation? f(35)= c. find the value of t so that f(t)=35 what does this result mean in this situation? the value of t is  ?  so that f(t)=35 d. according to the model, in what year will all births be outside marriage? e. estimate the percentage of births outside marriage in 2003. what is the the error in the estimate ? ( the error is the different between the estimate value and the actual value) according to the model, in 2003, there were ?

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an equation, p=0.56+28.71, model the percentage, p, of birth outside marriage in the united states at t years since 1990 (see the table below). complete part a. thought e. below

          biths outside marriage

year         percentage of births outside marriage

1991        29.5

1995        32.2

1999        33.0

2003        34.6

2008        40.6

2012        40.7

a. rewrite the equation p=0.56t+28.71 with the function name f.

b. find f(35). what does this result mean in this situation?

f(35)=

c. find the value of t so that f(t)=35 what does this result mean in this situation?

the value of t is  ?  so that f(t)=35

d. according to the model, in what year will all births be outside marriage?

e. estimate the percentage of births outside marriage in 2003. what is the the error in the estimate ? ( the error is the different between the estimate value and the actual value)

according to the model, in 2003, there were ? 

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