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9-6 EXPONENTIAL GROWTH AND DECAY PG. 38 (NOTEBOOK) Y = amount remaining after Growth or decay A = Initial amount of material t = time the material has.

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1 9-6 EXPONENTIAL GROWTH AND DECAY PG. 38 (NOTEBOOK) Y = amount remaining after Growth or decay A = Initial amount of material t = time the material has to grow or decay r = rate of growth/decay

2 EXAMPLE 1

3 EXAMPLE 2 BACTERIA GROWTH

4 PRACTICE PROBLEMS (ON THE LEFT SIDE OF YOUR NOTEBOOK) (COPY ALL PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS)

5 PRACTICE PROBLEMS (ON THE LEFT SIDE OF YOUR NOTEBOOK)

6 BACTERIA GROWTH

7 PRACTICE PROBLEMS (ON THE LEFT SIDE OF YOUR NOTEBOOK) BACTERIA GROWTH

8 PRACTICE PROBLEMS (ON THE LEFT SIDE OF YOUR NOTEBOOK) BACTERIA GROWTH

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