Using the table below how would you solve for thesesteps? I'm using the table showing over the years theTexas rangers winning.1. Pick a starting year from your data to correspondto t = 0 (For example, "let 1980 correspond to t = 0").From the table, select a pair of points and use thesepoints to construct a linear model for the data. Showyour work.2. Repeat part 1, selecting a different pair of points.5. Carefully graph the data set from part B (that is,the 15 or more points of your data) and the equationsfrom parts C and D (these will be lines). Whichequation better represents the actual data? Does alinear model seem like a good fit for your data?Explain your answers.3. Use your starting year and another data point ofyour choice to construct an exponential model forthe data. Postseason ResultsSEASON202320232023201620152012201120112011201020102010199919981996IROUNDWorld SeriesLeague Championship SeriesLeague Divisional SeriesLeague Divisional SeriesLeague Divisional SeriesWild Card GameWorld SeriesLeague Championship SeriesLeague Divisional SeriesWorld SeriesLeague Championship SeriesLeague Divisional SeriesLeague Divisional SeriesLeague Divisional SeriesLeague Divisional Series|OPPONENTArizona DiamondbacksHouston AstrosBaltimore OriolesToronto Blue JaysToronto Blue JaysBaltimore OriolesSt. Louis CardinalsDetroit TigersTampa Bay RaysSan Francisco GiantsNew York YankeesTampa Bay RaysNew York YankeesNew York YankeesNew York YankeesTheI'mSERIES RESULTW 4-1W 4-3W 3-0L 0-3L 2-3L0-1L 3-4W 4-2W 3-1L 1-4W 4-2W 3-2L 0-3L 0-3L 1-3

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Using the table below how would you solve for these steps? I'm using the table showing over the years the Texas rangers winning. 1. Pick a starting year from your data to correspond to t = 0 (For example, "let 1980 correspond to t=0"). From the table, select a pair of points and use these points to construct a linear model for the data. Show your work. 2. Repeat part 1, selecting a different pair of points. 5. Carefully graph the data set from part B (that is, the 15 or more points of your data) and the equations from parts C and D (these will be lines). Which equation better represents the actual data? Does a linear model seem like a good fit for your data? Explain your answers. 3. Use your starting year and another data point of your choice to construct an exponential model for the data.