Basically, the higher the price an item is the more you will be taking off of it if it is 10 percent off. For example, at $50, 10 percent off is $5, but at $55, it’s $5.50. There is more to take away, making the final price less than the original. Hope that make sense!
For this case we can have the following function:
r = f (t)
Where,
Independent variable is t.
Dependent variable is r.
To find the inverse we solve for the independent variable, that is, the data entry variable.
Answer:
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option B
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
This scenario can be modeled using an exponential growth equation.
The exponential growth equations have the following form:
Where P is the population in year t
p is the initial population at t = 0
r is the growth rate
t is the time in years.
In this case we know that the current population is 13,000 and that the growth rate is 11%
So
The equation that models this scenario is:
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1/2 gallon of paint covers 1/12 of a wall
, 12 times as much paint will cover 12 times the area you can solve this by 12*1/2=6.
