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An individual's income varies with age.
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The table shows the median income of an individual's different age groups in the united states for a certain year.
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For each age group, let the class midpoint represent the independent variable x.
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So they have a column for the midpoint.
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And then for the class, 65 years and older, assume that the class midpoint is 69 .5.
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So it wants us to find the quadratic function of best fit that the medium with perspective, to class midpoint age.
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It wants you to use excel, but it doesn't really right now, just finding that equation, i'm actually using a calculator to get that quadratic regression.
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So when i put that data in and i did the quadratic regression, i'm using the equation at y equals a x squared plus bx plus c.
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So in this case, we get a equals to negative 44.
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We're going to have b equals to 4187, and c is going to equal to negative 503 ,883.
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I took everything to the nearest dollar because that's what we, to the nearest whole number because of our income being to the nearest dollar.
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So we're going to have y equals a time...