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Exponential Functions 1/30/2013

Warm-Up 5: 2.6.2014 A population of 15 bacteria increases at a rate of 7% every 2 weeks Write an exponential function to model this. What will the population be in 8 weeks? 2. Suppose a Zombie virus has infected 13 people at our school. The number of zombies triples every minutes. Write an equation that models this. How many zombies are there after 3 hours?

HW Check 5.7

At the end of year 1, your balance will be: 20,000 + (0.08 x 20,000) = 20,000 + 1,600 = 21,600 At the end of year 2, your balance will be: 21,600 + (0.08 x 21,600) = 21,600 + 1,728 = 23,328 At the end of year 3, your balance will be: 23,328 + (0.08 x 23,328) = 23,328 + 1866.24 = 25,194.24

Warm up 5 3x – 3(2x-5) = -3x +15 5x – (2x+6) = 6x Write an expression for the phrase 4 time the quantity 5 less than y.

HW 5.7 12 12, 36, 108, 324, 972, … Geometric, r=3 Curve, exponential A) 1’s B) 50’s Month 1 2 3 # of mice 12 36, 108, 324

Compound Interest: y = a  (1 + r )t a = the initial amount (20,000), r = the interest rate in decimal form (0.08), t = time in years (10)

y = a  (1 + r )t y = 20,000(1 + 0.08)10 y = 20,000(1.08)10 y = 43,178.50

We’ll I would advise her to take option 1 and to Invest the funds in the special CD. However, if she doesn’t want to invest her money, then she would be better off, taking option 2. The down side here is that she will have to wait 10 years for her money. Which option would you advise Sue to take? Why?

y = a  (1 + r )t a = the initial amount r = the interest rate in decimal form, t = time in years. Later we will look at investments where time is compounded more than once a year.

Write the NOW-NEXT and explicit formulas for the following compound interest problems. 1. You have an initial investment of $15,000 to be invested at a 6% interest rate compounded annually. What is the investment worth at the end of 5 years? What is the investment worth at the end of 15 years?

2. You have an initial investment of $7,000 to be invested at a 4 2. You have an initial investment of $7,000 to be invested at a 4.5% interest rate compounded annually. What is the investment worth at the end of 20 years? What is the investment worth at the end of 30 years?

4. Sam’s aunt Matilda gave him a stamp collection worth $2,500 4. Sam’s aunt Matilda gave him a stamp collection worth $2,500. Sam is considering selling the collection, but his aunt told him that, if he saved it, the stamps would increase in value. Sam decided to save the collection, and it’s value increased by 3.75% each year. Find the value of the collection 5 years from now. When will it be worth $5,000?

HW: 5.8