Warm Up 5 4 Decide growth or decay, then name the y-intercept.

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Warm Up 5 4 Decide growth or decay, then name the y-intercept.  1. y = 2(5)x 2. y = 0.999x 3. y = 5( )x   5 4

HW Review

Let's Remember: Exponential Growth vs. Exponential Decay b > 1 (growth factor) 0 < b < 1 (decay factor) b = 1 + % (as decimal) b = 1 -- % (as decimal)

Practice - back of notes

Exponential Growth/Decay Practice Problems Extra Exponential Growth/Decay Practice Problems 1. You deposit $800 into an account that pays 6% interest. Find the account balance after 8 years. 2. The population of a city in 1998 was 100,000. The population has been decreasing by 2% per year ever since. Find the population after 5 years. 3. A business had a profit of $18,000 in 1995 and increased by 10% per year. Find the profit of the company after 7 years. 4. You buy a used truck for $13,000. It depreciates at a yearly rate of 18%. Find the value of the truck 5 years later.

Exit Ticket 1. A town with a population grows 3% per year. Find the population at the end of 10 years. 2. A $1000 purchase loses 10% of its value each year. How much will it be worth in 5 years? 3. Suppose you invest $1500 in an account paying 4.75% annual interest. Find the account balance after 25 years with the interest compounded quarterly. **Remember to use the interest formula: