There are approximately 8 billion ounces of a water left in a natural spring, and every year humans consume about 13 million ounces of it. Let V stand for the volume (in
millions of ounces) of spring water remaining, and t stand for the number of years
since 2018. Which of the following linear equations could model the decreasing
supply of water in this particular spring?
OV (t) = 8000 - 13t
OV(t) = 13t - 8
OV (t) = 8000+ - 13
OV (t) = 8 – 13t
OV (t) = 13000 - 8t
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Question 9
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When is a linear model not a good fit for a set of data?
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