Jules J.

asked • 01/13/21

Assessment of Exponential models (Algebra 1)

There is 20 of these and since my teacher is busy helping other students out I was thinking I could get some help here. And it's due in a couple hours :/ Here is what I'm struggling with:

R(x) = 3(1.23)^x

Initial Value: Growth or Decay: When will this model reach 30?

Percent rate of change: Amount after 5 years:

(also " ^ " means the following is an exponent)

G(x) = 120(0.75)^x

Initial Value: Growth or Decay: When will this model reach 50?

Percent rate of change: Amount after 7 years:

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Jules J.

Im still confused, we also havent gotten into "log" yet so I dont know what you mean by that.
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01/13/21

David W.

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In that case, keep plugging in numbers for x until you reach 30. 3(1.23)^1 = 4, for example.
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01/13/21

David W.

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Or, since the equation is 30 = 3(1.23)^x, keep doing 1.23^x until you reach 10. 1.23^4 = 4, so it's not 4.
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01/13/21

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