Evaluate Non-Linear Models Part 1
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Lesson Summary:
In this lesson, we learn how to evaluate non-linear models both numerically and symbolically. The video focuses on the three model functions: quadratic, exponential, and logistic, and discusses how to find their respective parameters before evaluating them. The lesson uses practical examples and refers back to earlier objectives to teach a step-by-step approach to evaluating non-linear models. Solver is also introduced as a tool to solve for unknown variables in non-linear models.
Lesson Description:
Be able to evaluate (i.e. find an output given an input) and of the three model functions both numerically and symbolically.
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Additional Resources:
- Notes - Notes from this lesson
- Problem Set With Solutions 1 - A problem set with student solutions
- Problem Set Solutions 2 - Solutions to the problem set from this lesson
- Linear Demand and Revenue Notes - Notes about linear demand and revenue
- Inverse and Logarithm Notes - Notes on inverses and logarithms
- Solving Literal Non-Linear Equations Problem Set With Solutions - A problem set with solutions for solving literal non-linear equations
- Solving Literal Non-Linear Equations Notes - Notes on solving literal non-linear equations
Questions answered by this video:
- How do you evaluate a non-linear model?
- What are the standard forms of a quadratic, logistic, and exponential model?
- If you are given an input for a non-linear model, how do you find the output?
- How can you use a TI graphing calculator to do a quadratic regression and evaluate the function at a value?
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Staff Review
This lesson shows the three non-linear models that are covered in this series (quadratic, logistic, and exponential) and explains how to do a regression and evaluate a quadratic function. A TI graphing calculator is used to help model and evaluate the function. This is a great tutorial.
