Why does this happen?
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Hey I have posted a picture the method I use to solve simultaneous equations is change the sign and follow the new sign.
This involves changing the sign for the second equation and solving it
This involves changing the sign for the second equation and solving it
Okay, the exponential function is
The start price of it in t=0 is 3,500, as we can see on the graph. Then, the function becomes
Let's see at t=2, where the price is g=2000:
Take natural logarithm:
So, the difference between t=0 and t=2 is
And then we get the change of x in one year equal to 0.035.
So, the final equation is
You can insert any t and see that it is correct, for example t=7
The start price of it in t=0 is 3,500, as we can see on the graph. Then, the function becomes
Let's see at t=2, where the price is g=2000:
Take natural logarithm:
So, the difference between t=0 and t=2 is
And then we get the change of x in one year equal to 0.035.
So, the final equation is
You can insert any t and see that it is correct, for example t=7