mirrorbird (16:40:11)
the mean average of those differences is 0.15. so it looks like the figure goes up by about 0.15 every year. so, from 2023 to 2027, that is 10.8 + (4 * 0.15) = 11.4

mirrorbird (16:37:57)
ok, here's what i'd do: first, look at the difference each year, so you get: 0.1, 0.2, 0.2, 0.2, ... etc.

arrakis (16:33:55)
Bird :Using the following datas, give an estimation of the average age of véhicules in France in 2027. Explain. Heres the datas : 2011 9 2012 9,1 2013 9,3 2014 9,5 2015 9,7 2016 9,9 2017 10,1 2018 10,2 2019 10,2 2020 10,2 2021 10,3 2022 10,5 2023 10,8 Tha

arrakis (16:32:10)
mirror

arrakis (16:32:07)
thanks

arrakis (16:31:47)
ahah

mirrorbird (16:10:15)
arf

mirrorbird (16:09:42)
in general the rate of age progression is around 365¼ days per year

MyO (16:09:24)
If you're lucky it's going to be a straight line; otherwise it'll be a line with a bit of a curve.

MyO (16:08:37)
Convert their data into a chart, visualize it as a vector line (i.e. a function), see where it lands at the 2027 point. Use the "prior data can be represented as this function, hence the estimate" justification.

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