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example 1. Life Span. Chapter 5.7. The data in Table 5.25 show the expected life span of people for certain birth years in the United States. A technology-determined logistic function for the life-span data is

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  1. example 1 Life Span Chapter 5.7 The data in Table 5.25 show the expected life span of people for certain birth years in the United States. A technology-determined logistic function for the life-span data is where x is the number of birth years after 1900. The graph of this logistic function is shown below. Use this model to y Estimate the expected life span of a person born in the United States in 1955 and a person born in 1980. Find an upper limit for a person’s expected life span according to this model. x 2009 PBLPathways

  2. The data in Table 5.25 show the expected life span of people for certain birth years in the United States. A technology-determined logistic function for the life-span data is where x is the number of birth years after 1900. The graph of this logistic function is shown below. Use this model to y Estimate the expected life span of a person born in the United States in 1955 and a person born in 1980. Find an upper limit for a person’s expected life span according to this model. x

  3. Estimate the expected life span of a person born in the United States in 1955 and a person born in 1980. Expected life span of person born in 1955 Expected life span of person born in 1980

  4. Estimate the expected life span of a person born in the United States in 1955 and a person born in 1980. Expected life span of person born in 1955 Expected life span of person born in 1980

  5. Estimate the expected life span of a person born in the United States in 1955 and a person born in 1980. Expected life span of person born in 1955 Expected life span of person born in 1980

  6. Estimate the expected life span of a person born in the United States in 1955 and a person born in 1980. Expected life span of person born in 1955 Expected life span of person born in 1980

  7. Estimate the expected life span of a person born in the United States in 1955 and a person born in 1980. Expected life span of person born in 1955 Expected life span of person born in 1980

  8. Estimate the expected life span of a person born in the United States in 1955 and a person born in 1980. Expected life span of person born in 1955 Expected life span of person born in 1980

  9. Estimate the expected life span of a person born in the United States in 1955 and a person born in 1980. Expected life span of person born in 1955 Expected life span of person born in 1980

  10. Estimate the expected life span of a person born in the United States in 1955 and a person born in 1980. Expected life span of person born in 1955 Expected life span of person born in 1980

  11. Estimate the expected life span of a person born in the United States in 1955 and a person born in 1980. Expected life span of person born in 1955 Expected life span of person born in 1980

  12. Find an upper limit for a person’s expected life span according to this model. y x

  13. Find an upper limit for a person’s expected life span according to this model. y x

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