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The data can be described by the following mathematical models:

A=0.9n+69A=-0.9n +69

M=0.3n+27.M= -0.3n +27.

a. Use the appropriate line graph to determine the percentage of seniors who used marijuana in 20052005.

b. Use the appropriate formula to determine the percentage of seniors who used marijuana in 20052005. Does the formula underestimate or overestimate the actual percentage displayed by the graph? By how much?

c. Use the appropriate line graph to estimate the percentage of seniors who used alcohol in 20052005.

d. Use the appropriate formula to determine the percentage of seniors who used alcohol in 20052005. How does this compare with your estimate in part (c )?

e. For the period from 19801980 through 20092009, in which year was marijuana use by seniors at a minimum? Estimate the percentage of seniors who used marijuana in that year.

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The goal of this task is to determine the following using the given information. a. Percentage of seniors who used marijuana in 20052005 using the appropriate line graph. b. Percentage of senior who used marijuana in 20052005 using the appropriate formula. Does the formula underestimate or overestimate the actual percentage displayed by the graph, and by how much. c. Estimate the percentage of seniors who used alcohol in 20052005, using the appropriate line graph. d. Estimate the percentage of seniors who used alcohol in 20052005 using the appropriate formula. How does this compare with the estimation in part c. e. In which year was marijuana used by seniors at a minimum from the period 19801980 through 20092009, and estimate the percentage of seniors who used marijuana in that year.

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