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Jeopardy SimplifySolve Graphs Application Properties

Simplify -100 n Simplify Return to Main Board

Simplify n Simplify: Return to Main Board

Simplify n Simplify: Return to Main Board

Simplify n Simplify: Return to Main Board

Simplify n Simplify Return to Main Board

Solve n Solve Return to Main Board

Solve n Solve Return to Main Board

Solve n Solve Return to Main Board

Solve n Solve Return to Main Board

Solve n Solve: Return to Main Board

Graphs n What is the intercept of: Return to Main Board

Graphs Return to Main Board n What is the asymptote for:

Graphs DAILY DOUBLE! Return to Main Board State the domain in interval notation:

Graphs n What is the asymptote: Return to Main Board

Graphs n State the range in interval notation: Return to Main Board

Properties n Expand Return to Main Board

Properties Return to Main Board n Write as a single log:

Properties Return to Main Board n Expand

Properties Return to Main Board n Write as a single log:

Properties n Write as a single log: Return to Main Board

Applications n Find the account balance for an initial investment of $2000 compounded monthly at a rate of 6.25% for 6 years and 9 months. Return to Main Board

Applications n Determine the amount to be invested at a rate of 7% compounded continuously to produce a balance of $15000 in 20 years. Return to Main Board

Applications n Write an exponential model for the points (0,4) and (5,.5) Return to Main Board

Applications Return to Main Board Find the number of years required for a $2000 investment to triple at 9.5% interest rate compounded continuously.

Applications Return to Main Board n The spread of a flu virus through a certain population is modeled by the equation below where y is the total infected after t days. In how many days will 900 people be infected?