1. P(t)=5.6(1.20)t
a. Exponential Decay, 5.6%
b. Exponential Decay, 20%
c....
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1. P(t)=5.6(1.20)t
a. Exponential Decay, 5.6%
b. Exponential Decay, 20%
c. Exponential Growth, 20%
d. Exponential Growth, 10%
2. Determine the exponential function that satisfies the given conditions. Initial value=500, increasing at a rate of 17% per year
a. 500(1.17)x
b. 500(1.017)x
c. 500(0.83)x
d. 500(0.983)x
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