Polynomial regression: Tablet Explosion Nearly non-existent in the early 2000s, tablets have exploded in the marketplace and are here to stay. The portability and the intuitive features have made them relied-on devices in the workplace and in homes. Exactly how large has the tablet market in the US become and how much more can it grow? Use the table to create polynomial regression models to project into the future. Months after Estimated number of January 2010 adults with a tablet 0 7, 104,235 4 9.472,313 6 1 1,840,391 8 16,576,548 12 18,944,626 15 23,680,783 21 $3,153,095 23 42,625,409 27 59,201,957 36 80,514,661 1. With the data, determine a polynomial regression of each type listed below. Write in proper form correct to 10 decimal places. Quadratic: Cubic: Quartic: 2. Using your models, fill in the table with the number and percentage of adults in the US who have a tablet. To calculate the percentage of adults with a tablet, use the fact that there are an estimated 258,343,281 adults in the US June 2013 January 2014 June 2014 January 2015 # of adults % of adults | # of adults % of adults # of adults | % of adults # of adults % of adults uadratic ubic uartic 3. Evaluate the models and assess which one you think is the most accurate. Do you believe any of the models are inaccurate? Defend your reasoning with evidence