se the table below to identify 11 different points on the segment you have chosen. You must include Day 0 and Day 10 of your segment. Day # Number of Cases 0 4660 6057 10,722 3. 17916 4. 21,129 5. 31147 6. 45034 51602 8 60660 9 69255 10 73379 August 21. Septembe 4 Septemba 23 October October 17. Novemba 3 Novemball November 18 November 27 Decemba 3 December 6 age 4. Create a regression that reflects the table of values you created. Explain your calculator key entries that you pushed to help you determine the regression. 5. According to your regression, what was the percentage growth from Day o to Day 10? 6. If the outbreak continued to follow the same trajectory, how many active Canadian cases of the virus would there have been on Day 50 of that trajectory? 7. Does your final answer on the number of active cases on Day 50 make sense? Why or why not? se the table below to identify 11 different points on the segment you have chosen. You must include Day 0 and Day 10 of your segment. Day # Number of Cases 0 4660 6057 10,722 3. 17916 4. 21,129 5. 31147 6. 45034 51602 8 60660 9 69255 10 73379 August 21. Septembe 4 Septemba 23 October October 17. Novemba 3 Novemball November 18 November 27 Decemba 3 December 6 age 4. Create a regression that reflects the table of values you created. Explain your calculator key entries that you pushed to help you determine the regression. 5. According to your regression, what was the percentage growth from Day o to Day 10? 6. If the outbreak continued to follow the same trajectory, how many active Canadian cases of the virus would there have been on Day 50 of that trajectory? 7. Does your final answer on the number of active cases on Day 50 make sense? Why or why not