Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
4b - 6d = 4*7 - 6*3
= 28 - 18
= 10
Answer: A) 
B) H = 5.10
C) Yes
Step-by-step explanation: <u>Exponential</u> <u>Decay</u> <u>function</u> is a model that describes the reducing of an amount by a constant rate over time. Generally, it is written in the form: 
A) C is initial quantity, in this case, the initial concentration of DDT. To determine r, using the data given:



Using a natural logarithm property called <em>power rule:</em>



The decay function for concentration of DDT through the years is 
B) The value of H is calculated by 


Again, using power rule for logarithm:



H = 5.10
Constant H in the half-life formula is H=5.10
C) Using model
to determine concentration of DDT in 1995:

y(24) = 0.5
By 1995, the concentration of DDT is 0.5 ppm, so using this model is possible to reduce such amount and more of DDT.
The decimal 0.75 is equivalent to 3/4
Answer:
Written below
Step-by-step explanation:
<u><em>The first table is linear</em></u>
the Y differences are +4 going down the table
<em><u>Second is exponential</u></em>
the Y differences are divided by 2 going down the table
<em><u>The third is quadratic</u></em>
The Y differences are first -14, -6, and 2 but then you take those differences to get the differences of +8 down the table