\fPart A: Making Predictions Question According to your linear model, how many candies Answer Correct? would you have after 25 rolls? Candies after 25 rolls According to your linear model, how many rolls would it Rolls to get 1000 take to reach 1000 candies? candes Total Score: 0 out of 4Part A: What's a typical rate of change? Name(s) Part A Best Model Looking at all the models for Part A, but without bothering to actually calculate the exact average, what Samir and Abigail y = 3.31x + 5.6 would you eyeball to be typical average rate of change (slope) for these models? Dice Rollers y = 3.39x + 7.66 K&K&T y = 3.825x + 5.3583 Hannah & Liz y = 2.8824x + 4.5074 Submit Chante O. y = 3.0312x + 2.1532 Nathan V. y =9.18180-1537 J.T. y = 3.079x + 4.9779 M&M the Wrapper y = 4.050x + 1 Christine and Jeremiah y = 3.1809x + 5.2059 Angela T. y = 3.7902x + 5.4872Part A: What's a typical starting value? Looking at all the models for Part A, but without Name(s) Part A Best Model bothering to actually calculate the exact average, what Samir and Abigail y = 3.31x + 5.6 would you eyeball to be typical starting value (y- intercept) for these models? Dice Rollers v = 3.39x + 7.66 K&K&T = 3.825x + 5.3583 Hannah & Liz v = 2.8824x + 4.5074 Submit Chante O. y = 3.0312x + 2.1532 Nathan V. y=9.18180-1537 J. T . y = 3.079x + 4.9779 M&M the Wrapper y = 4.050x + 1 Christine and Jeremiah y = 3.1809x + 5.2059 Angela T. y = 3.7902x + 5.4872What the rate of change and the starting value mean in context Thinking about how you collected the data for Part A, what do the average rate of change and the average starting value mean in context? Write your answer below and press submit to see if you are right