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A car is bought at the price of $45,000. The price decreases at the rate of .25 every year (t). Which equation matches this expo

nential model?
A)

f(t) = 45(.75)t

B)

f(t) = 45,000(.75)t

C)

f(t) = 75(45,000)t

D)

f(t) = (t)(.75)45,000

1 answer:

Solnce55 [7]2 years ago

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B. f(t) = 45,000(.75)t

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