In 2010, 1250 U.S. college students expecting to graduate in the next several years were surveyed. Respondents were asked the following question.24-What do you think your starting salary will be at your first job after college?20-16-The line graph shows the percentage of college students who anticipated various salaries. The model p = - 0.01s´ +0.8s + 3.3 describes the percentage of college students, p, who anticipated a startingsalary, s, in thousands of dollars. Complete parts (a) and (b) below.12-8-02030405060 70Anticipated Starting Salary(Thousands of Dollars)a. Use the line graph to estimate the percentage of students who anticipated a starting salary of $30 thousand.%(Type a whole number.)b. Use the formula to find the percentage of students who anticipated a starting salary of $30 thousand.%(Type an integer or a decimal.)How does this compare with your estimate in part (a)?O A. It is equal to the estimate.B. It is less than the estimate.C. It is greater than the estimate.Percentage of College Students

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In 2010, 1250 U.S. college students expecting to graduate in the next several years were surveyed. Respondents were asked the following question. 24- What do you think your starting salary will be at your first job after college? A 20- 16- The line graph shows the percentage of college students who anticipated various salaries. The model p= - 0.01s +0.8s + 3.3 describes the percentage of college students, p, who anticipated a starting salary, s, in thousands of dollars. Complete parts (a) and (b) below. 12- 20 30 40 50 60 70 Anticipated Starting Salary (Thousands of Dollars) a. Use the line graph to estimate the percentage of students who anticipated starting salary of $30 thousand. D% (Type a whole number.) b. Use the formula to find the percentage students who anticipated a starting salary of $30 thousand. D% (Type an integer or a decimal.) How does this compare with your estimate in part (a)? O A. It is equal to the estimate. O B. It is less than the estimate. O C. It is greater than the estimate.