Jared is looking to purchase a used laptop. The scatter plot shows the age of several laptops and their price. Use the data to answer \( 6-7 \). 6. What is a reasonable price Jared could expect to pay for a laptop that is 4 years old? 7. Jared finds a listing for a used laptop and the seller is asking \( \$ 200 \). What is a reasonable prediction for how old the laptop is?

To solve the problems regarding Jared's laptop purchase, we need to analyze the scatter plot data that relates the age of laptops to their prices. Since I don't have access to the actual scatter plot, I will guide you through the steps to find reasonable estimates based on typical trends in such data. ### Problem 6: Reasonable Price for a 4-Year-Old Laptop 1. **Identify the trend**: Generally, as laptops age, their prices decrease. Look for the point on the scatter plot that corresponds to 4 years of age. 2. **Estimate the price**: Find the y-coordinate (price) of the point that corresponds to 4 years on the x-axis (age). 3. **Conclusion**: The y-coordinate at 4 years will give you a reasonable price Jared could expect to pay. ### Problem 7: Reasonable Prediction for the Age of a Laptop Priced at $200 1. **Identify the price**: Look for the point on the scatter plot that corresponds to a price of $200. 2. **Estimate the age**: Find the x-coordinate (age) of the point that corresponds to $200 on the y-axis (price). 3. **Conclusion**: The x-coordinate at $200 will give you a reasonable prediction for how old the laptop is. ### Final Steps If you can provide specific data points or a description of the scatter plot, I can help you calculate the exact values for both questions. Otherwise, you can follow the steps above to analyze the scatter plot and derive the answers.