The purple model, or the purple function right over here, it is, it has more of a balance between overestimating right over here, and so it's overestimating by a little bit, and underestimating, and its underestimates are closer, and its overestimates are closer than this green model. So I would say that function B is definitely a better model. Use the function of best fits, so we're gonna say function B, to predict the price of a movie that was featured in theaters 5.5 years ago. Round your answer to the nearest cent. So 5.5 years ago, that's gonna be right over here, we're gonna go to function B, which is this purple one, so it's gonna be, you know, it's gonna be under a dollar, but we wanna get something to the nearest cent, so let's actually use the actual definition of the function. So this is price as a function of how long the movie has been released, where x is the, how long it's been released, and y is its price. So let's just, if x is 5.5, let's figure out what y is going to be.