The table shows the viscosity of an oil as a function of temperature. Identify a quadratic model for the viscosity, given the temperature. Then use the model to predict the viscosity of the oil at a temperature of 140°C.

The viscosity at 140°C is predicted to be 7.2

Step-by-step explanation:

The function that model the relationship between viscosity and temperature = Quadratic model

The general form of a quadratic equation is y = a·x² + b·x + c

Therefore, we have;

When y = 10.8, x = 110, which gives;

10.8 = a·110² + b·110 + c = 12100·a + 110·b + c

10.8 = 12100·a + 110·b + c

When y =8.2, x = 130

8.2 = a· 130² + b· 130 + c = 16900·a + 130·b + c

8.2 = 16900·a + 130·b + c

When y = 160, x = 5.8

5.8 = a·160² + b·160 + c = 25600·a + 160·b + c

5.8 = 25600·a + 160·b + c

The three equations above can be listed as follows;

10.8 = 12100·a + 110·b + c

8.2 = 16900·a + 130·b + c

5.8 = 25600·a + 160·b + c

Solving using matrices gives;

From which we have;

a = 0.001, b = -0.37, c = 39.4

Substituting gives;

y = 0.001·x² - 0.37·x + 39.4

When x = 140

y = 0.962·140² - 0.37·140 + 39.4= 7.2

The viscosity at 140°C = 7.2.

y-y1=4(x-x1)

step-by-step explanation:

this is point-slope form since you only have 4 as the slope it goes in place of m

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