We first calculate the percentage increase on the tax
Old value = 25×9 = 225 ⇒ The value 9 represents the 9 lots of thousands of the house's value
New value = 28×9 = 252
Increase in tax = 252 - 225 =27
Percentage increase = (27÷225) ×100 = 12%
The amount of yearly rent would be then increased by 12%
Monthly rent = $60
Yearly rent = 60×12 = $720
Increase by 12% = 720×1.12 = 806.4 ⇒ The value 1.12 is the multiplier, obtained from 100%+12%=112%=1.12
The monthly rent is 806.4÷12 = $67.20 which is an increase of $7.20 per month
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<em>On the graphs we see transformations of exponential functions</em>
<h3>Graphic 1 = Horizontal shift </h3>
- f(x) = 2ˣ is the parent function
- g(x) = 2ˣ⁺³ indicates shift to the left by 3 units
- h(x) = 2ˣ⁻¹ indicates the shift to the right by 1 unit
<h3>Graphic 2 =Vertical shift</h3>
- p(x) = (1/3)ˣ is the parent function
- r(x) = (1/3)ˣ⁺³ indicates shift up by 3 units
- q(x) = (1/3)ˣ⁻² indicates the shift down by 2 units
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