Economics tells us that as a company raises its prices, it will sell fewer products. As a result, we can use a quadratic model to describe a company's profits, y, as a function of the price per item, I. The table below shows a certain company's price for one of its products and the annual profit from that product. Price of item (dollars) Profit (thousands of dollars) y 10 84.0 15 106.5 20 116.0 25 112.5 30 96.0 35 66.5 40 24.0 Use the quadratic regression feature of your calculator to find the parabola of best fit for the data. Round coefficients to 3 decimal places