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MaRussiya [10]
4 years ago
10

The value of a particular item can be modeled by

Mathematics
2 answers:
d1i1m1o1n [39]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

$3.29

Step-by-step explanation:

The value of item increases 5% each year and the item was purchased for $20.00.

A. We have to write a formula for P(t) according to the model:

P(t)=P_o(1+r)^t Where, P_o is the initial price, 'r' is the rate of interest. Here in our case it is compounded annually.  

So the formula is:

P(t)=P_o(1+r)^t

B. Now we need to find how fast is the value of item increasing when t=25 years.

P(t)=P_o(1+r)^t

P(t)=P_o(1+.05)^t

P(t)=P_o(1.05)^t

Differentiating the function we get the rate of change:

P'(t)=20 \times (1.05)^t\times ln(1.05) (since P_o=20)

P'(t)=20\times 0.0487\times (1.05)^t=0.974(1.05)^t

Putting t=25, we get:

P'(25)=0.974(1.05)^{25}=0.974\times3.386=3.29

So the value of item is increasing by $3.29  each year.

8090 [49]4 years ago
3 0
A.) P(t) = 20(1.05)^t

b.) P'(t) = P(t)20ln(1.05)
P'(25) = P(25)20ln(1.05)
P'(25) = 20(1.05)^25 * 20ln(1.05) = 66.09

Therefore,the value of the item increases at the rate of $66.09 when t = 25 years.
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