Exam 3: Exponential Functions and Models

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The number of cell phone users at time t (in years) is modeled by The number of cell phone users at time t (in years) is modeled by   . Which one of the following models the number of cell phone users for a one-month growth factor? . Which one of the following models the number of cell phone users for a one-month growth factor?

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Which one of the following scenarios does NOT describe exponential growth?

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Using the following table of a function that models exponential decay, determine the one-month decay factor (rounded to the nearest thousandth). Using the following table of a function that models exponential decay, determine the one-month decay factor (rounded to the nearest thousandth).

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Atmospheric pressure (measured in atm) decreases by 11.5% for every 1000-meter increase in elevation. At sea level, the atmospheric pressure is 1 atm. What is the 8,000-meter decay factor for the atmospheric pressure (rounded to the nearest thousandth)?

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Atmospheric pressure (measured in atm) decreases by 11.5% for every 1000-meter increase in elevation. At sea level, the atmospheric pressure is 1 atm. What is the atmospheric pressure at 8,000 meters above sea level (rounded to the nearest thousandth)?

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After college graduation, Sheena was offered two different jobs. The first offer included a salary of $40,300 plus a guaranteed raise of $1100 per year. The second offer included a salary of $29,000 plus a guaranteed raise of 3% per year. Use the first job offer to find a function f that models the salary t years from now.

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The number of tourists in a small town at time t (in years) is modeled by The number of tourists in a small town at time t (in years) is modeled by   . What is the initial number of tourists? . What is the initial number of tourists?

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Using the following table of a function that models exponential growth, determine which one of the following models the population as a function of time. Using the following table of a function that models exponential growth, determine which one of the following models the population as a function of time.

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A lake is initially stocked with 500 turtles and the turtle population is sampled at 8-week intervals to estimate the population size. The table illustrates the data gathered from the sampling. A lake is initially stocked with 500 turtles and the turtle population is sampled at 8-week intervals to estimate the population size. The table illustrates the data gathered from the sampling.     Using a graphing calculator, find an appropriate curve that models the turtle population as a function of the number of weeks (round to the nearest thousandth). Using a graphing calculator, find an appropriate curve that models the turtle population as a function of the number of weeks (round to the nearest thousandth).

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Which one of the following functions is described by the graph? Which one of the following functions is described by the graph?

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The population of Arizona was 5.1 million in 2000 and 7.7 million in 2008. If the population grew linearly, which one of the following models the population as a function of time (in years since 2000)?

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The table represents data for an exponential function. The table represents data for an exponential function.

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Using the graph below, find the percentage rate of change from Using the graph below, find the percentage rate of change from   to   .  to Using the graph below, find the percentage rate of change from   to   .  . Using the graph below, find the percentage rate of change from   to   .

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What is the percentage rate of change in f from 3 to 6? What is the percentage rate of change in f from 3 to 6?

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Using the following table of a function that models exponential growth, determine the one-year growth factor (rounded to the nearest thousandth). Using the following table of a function that models exponential growth, determine the one-year growth factor (rounded to the nearest thousandth).

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The function The function   is a model for a population A, where t is measured in years. The function   is a model for a population B, where t is measured in years. True or false?  -The function f(t) grows linearly. is a model for a population A, where t is measured in years. The function The function   is a model for a population A, where t is measured in years. The function   is a model for a population B, where t is measured in years. True or false?  -The function f(t) grows linearly. is a model for a population B, where t is measured in years. True or false? -The function f(t) grows linearly.

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The population of Smallville at time t (in years) is modeled by The population of Smallville at time t (in years) is modeled by   . What is the growth rate (in percentage form)? . What is the growth rate (in percentage form)?

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The amount of caffeine (in milligrams) left in an adult body t hours after drinking a 16 oz. coke is modeled by The amount of caffeine (in milligrams) left in an adult body t hours after drinking a 16 oz. coke is modeled by   . What is the initial population? . What is the initial population?

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The number of bacteria present in a Petri dish at time t (in minutes) is modeled by The number of bacteria present in a Petri dish at time t (in minutes) is modeled by   . Which one of the following models the population for a one-hour growth factor? . Which one of the following models the population for a one-hour growth factor?

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In 1990, a town s population was 24,127. In 1998, the town s population increased to 33,887. Assuming that the population increased exponentially from 1990-1998, this data can be modeled by In 1990, a town s population was 24,127. In 1998, the town s population increased to 33,887. Assuming that the population increased exponentially from 1990-1998, this data can be modeled by   where t is the number of years since 1990. where t is the number of years since 1990.

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