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Create a scatter plot of your data from part A using the tool’s data feature. Then manually fit a variety of function types to the data, using the sliders for the given parent functions. Create a scatter plot of your data from part A using the tool’s data feature. Then manually fit a variety of function types to the data, using the sliders for the given parent functions. Be sure to adjust the upper and lower values of each slider before trying to fit a function to the plotted data. Narrowing the interval on the slider moves the function slowly and accurately. Widening the interval on the slider moves the function farther and more coarsely.


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