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This table shows rainfall in centimeters for a city in different months the quadratic regression equation that models these data is y=-0.77x^2+6.06x-5.9. Using the model the predicted rainfall for month 11 is about -32.4 centimeters does this prediction make sense why or why not HELP ASAP

This Table Shows Rainfall In Centimeters For A City In Different Months The Quadratic Regression Equation That Models These Data Is Y077x2606x59 Using The Model class=

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  (a) No; rainfall amounts are positive

Step-by-step explanation:

Rainfall amounts are measured using a gauge that reports the amount as zero when the gauge is empty. Any rainfall adds to the amount in the gauge, so is reported as a positive number. There is no way to remove more rainfall than is in the gauge, so there is no way to have a negative rainfall amount

A prediction of a negative rainfall amount makes no sense, because you can't have a negative amount of rainfall.

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