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(a) Scatter diagram of the data:

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Comment: The relation appears to be cubic.

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(b) The average rate of change in temperature from 9AM to 12 noon:

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Average rate of change of \"\" on the interval \"\" \"\".

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Average rate of change of \"\"  on the interval \"\" \"\".

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Average rate of change:\"\".

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The average rate of change in temperature from 3PM to 6PM :

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3PM = 15, 6PM = 18

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Average rate of change of \"\"  on the interval \"\" \"\".

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Average rate of change: \"\".

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(d)

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The cubic function is \"\".

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5 PM = 17.

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The predicted temperature at 5 PM is \"\".

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Graph the function \"\".

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(f) Plot the \"\"-intercept.

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Observe the graph, the \"\"-intercept is \"\".

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The \"\"-intercept, \"\" , is the predicted temperature at midnight.

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(a) Scatter diagram of the data:

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Comment: The relation appears to be cubic.

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(b) Average rate of change:\"\".

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(c) Average rate of change: \"\".

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(d) \"\".

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The predicted temperature at 5 PM is \"\".

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(e)

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(f) The \"\"-intercept, \"\" , is the predicted temperature at midnight.