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Mandarinka [93]
1 year ago
9

help solve for initial value, the 1 unit growth/decay factor, the 1 unit percent change and the function for both parts a and b

Mathematics
1 answer:
Vladimir [108]1 year ago
5 0

we have that

i. Initial value

value of the function for t=0

<h2>the initial value is 23</h2>

ii.For t=1

k(t)=23(b)^t

k(1)=23(b)

29.67=23b

<h2>b=1.29</h2>

Part B

initial value ------>

iii. percent change

b=1+r

1.29=1+r

r=0.29

<h2>r=29%</h2>

iv. the equation is

<h2>k(t)=23(1.29)^t</h2>
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