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The tallest tree in the world is 379 feet tall. How tall will each of the trees be in the year 2030 if their models continue? Is this reasonable for each tree?.

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MrRoyal

Models are patterns that are used to predict measurements and populations

How to model the tree

The question is incomplete, as the model and the dataset to model that growth of the tree are not given.

So, I will give a general explanation

If the model of the tree follows a linear model (e.g y = 2x + 3), then the model is not reasonable.

This is so because, population and growth cannot be measured by a linear model

However, if the growth of the trees follow an exponential model (e.g y = 2(3)^x), then the model is reasonable

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