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steposvetlana [31]
3 years ago
9

An initial investment of $60.00 increases in value by 15% each year. Which of the following statements are true? Select all that

apply.
Select answers;
This function can be represented by the quadratic equation f(x)=0.15(x+60)^2
This situation can be represented by the exponential function f(x)=60 x 1.15^x
This function has no x-intercept
After 4 years the value of the investment will be $120.00
After 6 years the value of the investment will be $653.00
After 7.86 years the value of the investment will be 3 times the initial value
After 8 years the value of the investment will be $184.00
Mathematics
2 answers:
aivan3 [116]3 years ago
3 0
The situations can be represented by the exponential function f(x)=60x1.15^x
After 7.86 years the value of the investment will be three times the initial value (If you round to the nearest dollar)
After 8 years the value of the investment will be $184.00 (If you round to the nearest dollar)
Taya2010 [7]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: The function can be represented by the exponential function :

f(x)=60(1+0.15)^x=60(1.15)^x

This function has no x-intercept .

After 7.86 years the value of the investment will be 3 times the initial value  .

After 8 years the value of the investment will be $184.00.

Step-by-step explanation:

The exponential growth function is given by :-

f(x)=A(1+r)^x, where A is the initial value , r is the rate of growth and x is the time period.

Given: A = $60

r=15%=0.15

Now, the function can be represented by the exponential function :

f(x)=60(1+0.15)^x=60(1.15)^x

We know that exponential function has no intercept , thus this function has no intercept.

∴

Now, at x=4

f(4)=60(1.15)^4\approx104.94

Now, at x=6

f(6)=60(1.15)^6=138.78\approx139

Now, at x=7.86

f(7.86)=60(1.15)^{7.86}=179.98180=3(60)

∴ After 7.86 years the value of the investment will be 3 times the initial value

Now, at x=8

f(8)=60(1.15)^8=183.54\approx184

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