Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we want to find which of the expressions have the greatest rate of exponential growth.
The easiest way to go about this is have a substitution for the term t;
Let’s say t = 6
Thus;
h(t) = 1.18^1 = 1.18
K(t) = 0.375^6 = 0.002780914307
f(t) = 1.36^6 = 6.327518887936
g(t) = 0.86^6 = 0.404567235136
Another way to find this is to express each as a sum of 1
f(t) = (1+ 0.36)^t
g(t) = (1-0.14)^t
k(t) = (1-0.625)^t
We can see clearly that out of all the terms in the brackets asides 1, 0.36 is the biggest in value
3r-6=-21
3r-6+6=-21+6 (Add 6 to both sides...)
3r=-15
r=-5
3r-6=21
3r-6+6=21+6 (Add 6 to both sides...)
3r=27
r=9
r=-5 or r=9
DC/AC=EC/BC
x/(x+3)=10/16
10(x+3)=16x
10x+30=16x
30=6x
x=5
DC=x=5
DC=5 units long
10/16=DE/AB, DE=y
10/16=y/10
16*y=10*10
y=6.25≈6.3
DE≈6.3
which is, W is less than or equal to 2000 lbs.
