As we saw on the previous slide, when we need to use Excel to find an...

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As we saw on the previous slide, when we need to use Excel to find an exponential model, that model uses 'e' instead of being in the standard Q form. Being in this form makes it much more challenging to work with. Watch the video to the left that demonstrates how to convert Excel's model to Q form and then answer the question that follows. Suppose Excel gives you the model y = 2.283e0.1592x Write this model in Q form without e: Submit As we saw on the previous slide, when we need to use Excel to find an exponential model, that model uses 'e' instead of being in the standard Q form. Being in this form makes it much more challenging to work with. Watch the video to the left that demonstrates how to convert Excel's model to Q form and then answer the question that follows. Suppose Excel gives you the model y = 2.283e0.1592x Write this model in Q form without e: Submit