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According to the National Weather Service, the average monthly high temperature in the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas area from the years of 2006-2008 is given by the following table: Month
Average Maximum Monthly Temperature
Jan
48.1
Feb
50.9
Mar
62.4
Apr
67.0
May
76.5
Jun
83.9
Jul
86.8
Aug
88.1
Sep
79.2
Oct
69.9
Nov
59.5
Dec
49.6

Plot the data on a scatter plot. Produce a sine regression model for the data. Round the values for a, b, c, and d to the nearest 0.001. Using the sine regression model predict what the temperature would be given y(30). Analyze your prediction and explain why your prediction may or may not be accurate. If it might not be accurate, explain what might make the information more accurate.
a.
Accurate, nothing would help it be more accurate.
b.
May not be accurate, weather is changing all the time; Information from various states would help make the information more accurate.
c.
Accurate, it is easily predictable.
d.
May not be accurate, information was taken over 2 year period; More information from previous years would help the prediction be more accurate.

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