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Part A: What was the population of Massachusetts in 1960?
Answer:
million
Part B: In what year was the population of Massachusetts 4.3 million?
Part C: Using the years 1920 and 2000, determine the slope of a linear model of the data.
The slope of the linear model is million people per year.
Part D: What does the slope of the linear model in Part C tell you about the population of Massachusetts? The population of Massachusetts is
increasing by about each year.
Part E: Use your result from Part D to estimate the population in the year 2020. The population in the year 2020 is approximately million.
Answer by ikleyn(52879)   (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! .
As I see from this post /(and from a series of other posts), somebody wants to harness the tutors,
in order for they plow for him (or for her), performing his (or her) job.
It is a bad way to use the tutors' intellectual power.
We, the tutors, are here to teach you; not to perform your job.
Think about it.
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