Which set of ordered pairs could be generated by an exponential function?
2 answers:
<u>ANSWER</u>
(0, 1), (1, 3), (2, 9), (3, 27)
<u>EXPLANATION</u>
The first and third options are completely out because the y-value of an exponential function is never zero.
For the second option the y-values has no geometric pattern or common ratio.
For the last option, we can observe the following pattern
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The correct choice is the last option
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If Alice divides it into two trapezoids, the area formula would be: A = [(a+b) / 2] * h
Trapezoid 1
A = [(7.5 + 15)/2 * 5
A = (22.5/2) * 5
A = 11.25 * 5
A = 56.25 sq. ft
Trapezoid 2
A = [(5 + 10)/2 * 7.5
A = (15/2) * 7.5
A = 7.5 * 7.5
A = 56.25 sq. ft
Total area = 56.25 + 56.25 = 112.50 sq. ft.
If Alice divides it into two trapezoids, the area formula would be: A = [(a+b) / 2] * h
Trapezoid 1
A = [(7.5 + 15)/2 * 5
A = (22.5/2) * 5
A = 11.25 * 5
A = 56.25 sq. ft
Trapezoid 2
A = [(5 + 10)/2 * 7.5
A = (15/2) * 7.5
A = 7.5 * 7.5
A = 56.25 sq. ft
Total area = 56.25 + 56.25 = 112.50 sq. ft.