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Nimfa-mama [501]
2 years ago
11

Suppose the expression a(b)n models the approximate number of people who registered for a dance program every day since the regi

stration started, where a is the initial number of people who registered, b is the rate of increase in the number of people who registered every day, and n is the number of days since the registration started.
If the expression below models the registration for a particular dance program, what is the correct interpretation of the second factor?
Mathematics
1 answer:
kodGreya [7K]2 years ago
4 0

There were 2.07 times as much people that applied in the fourth month than in the first month.

<h3>What is an exponential function?</h3>

An exponential function is one that grows or decreases in an exponential manner. Thus, for any exponential function we can write; f(x) = ax^±n. The term a is the initial value x is the rate of change while n is the time elapsed. The positive sign is used for an exponential increase while the negative sign is used for an exponential decrease.

Thus we have;

f(x) = 27(1.2)^4

This shows us that the time elapsed is four months and f(x) = 2.07.

Therefore, there were 2.07 times as much people that applied in the fourth month than in the first month.

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