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Unit 3 Whiteboard Review

Warm-up You have inherited land that was purchased for $30,000 in 1960. The value of the land increased by approximately 5% each year. Write a function describing the value of the land as a function of time (let time be years after 1960). a.) Write an explicit equation to model the relationship. b.) Write a recursive (Now-Next) equation to model the relationship. c.) What was the value of the land in 2011? d.) In what year will the land be worth $50,000?

Homework Answers – Pg 19 3 2) 1 3) -3 -4 5) -4 6) -2 3 2) 1 3) -3 -4 5) -4 6) -2 2.127 8) -0.8239 9) 3.431 Log5 125 = 3 11) Log4 1024 = 5 12) Log3 2187 = 7 13) Log6 (1/216) = 3 14) Log5 1/625 = -4 15) Log 0.001 = -3 45 = 1024 17) 2-2 = ¼ 18) 64 = 1296 19) 3-4 = 1/81 20) 2-9 = 1/512 21) 102 = 100

Homework Answers – Pg 20 22) 0.5975 23) -0.3869 24) 1.6582 25) -0.1150 26) -8.1595 27) 13.9666 0.9659 29) 1.39179 30) -1.0049

Whiteboard Review

a.) all real numbers b.) y > 4 Compare f(x) = 3x and g(x) = 3x + 2 + 4 a.) Find the Domain. b.) Find the Range. a.) all real numbers b.) y > 4

Compare f(x) = 3x and g(x) = 3x + 2 + 4 Find the asymptote y = 4

up 4, left 2 Compare f(x) = 3x and g(x) = 3x + 2 + 4 Explain how the graph changed from the parent function. up 4, left 2

Simplify the radical

Simplify the radical

Solve for r. 16

Solve for n. 43

The population of Winnemucca, Nevada can be modeled by P = 6191(1.04)x . By what percent did the population increase by each year? 4%

Solve for x. 3

Solve for v. 4

Simplify. 9m3

Solve for b. 10

Mark bought a car for $25,000. Five years later is it is worth 22,000 Mark bought a car for $25,000. Five years later is it is worth 22,000. What is the yearly rate of depreciation? 2.52%

Multiply x1/2 ∙ x1/5 x7/10

Simplify.

How has the following been changed from the parent graph f(x) = log(x). g(x) = log(x+8) + 5 left 8, up 5

Simplify.

Solve for p. 2, 5

Magnesium 27 had a half life of 9 years. Initially there are 50 grams Magnesium 27 had a half life of 9 years. Initially there are 50 grams. Write an expression that shows the amount of Magnesium 27 after x years. y = 50 (.5)x/9

. Simplify.

Solve for m. 0.2579 or

Solve for x. 5(10)x + 7 + 6 = 66 or -5.9208

Maurice opened his swimming pool and everyday the chlorine content decreases exponentially. On the fourth day, there were 252.2 grams of chlorine. On the twentieth day there were 203.88 grams of chlorine. Find an equation that models the data. y = 470.16(0.8558)x

Find the inverse. y = 4x + 5

Find the inverse. y = 3x5 + 7

Convert from exponential to logarithmic form. log61296 = x

Convert from exponential to logarithmic form. log7343 = x

Find an exponential equation that models the table. y = 30.86 (0.8319)x