Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018
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Chapter7: Exponents And Exponential Functions
Section7.7: Writing Exponential Functions
Problem 39PFA
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a. Choose n(6) and interpret its meaning.
O n(6) = 60,000; At 60,000, the number of seats available was 6.
O n(6) = 60,000; At time 6 hours, the number of seats available was 60,000.
O n(6) = 6; At time 6 hours, the number of seats available was 6.
O n(6) = 60,000; At 60,000, the output was 6.
b. Find the value(s) of for which n() = 30,000.
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c. Identify the interval(s) where the graph is decreasing.
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d. Find the t-value(s) where n() < 40,000. Write your answer using interval notation.
(10,18)
e. Interpret the meaning of your answer from part (d)
O Upto 10 hours, the number of seats available was less than 40,000.
O For 10 to 18 hours, the number of seats available was 40,000.
O Upto 10 hours, the number of seats available was 40,000.
O For 10 to 18 hours, the number of seats available was less than 40,000.
1. Find the t-value(s) where n(0 > 20,000. Write your answer using interval notation.
g. Interpret the meaning of your answer from part (f)
O For 14 hours or more, the number
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Transcribed Image Text:100000-
90000-
80000-
70000
60000
50000
40000
30000
20000
10000
246 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
a. Choose n(6) and interpret its meaning.
O n(6) = 60,000; At 60,000, the number of seats available was 6.
O n(6) = 60,000; At time 6 hours, the number of seats available was 60,000.
O n(6) = 6; At time 6 hours, the number of seats available was 6.
O n(6) = 60,000; At 60,000, the output was 6.
b. Find the value(s) of for which n() = 30,000.
12
c. Identify the interval(s) where the graph is decreasing.
O (0,18]
7 0<t< 18
90s t< 18
O0<x< 18
V (0,18)
d. Find the t-value(s) where n() < 40,000. Write your answer using interval notation.
(10,18)
e. Interpret the meaning of your answer from part (d)
O Upto 10 hours, the number of seats available was less than 40,000.
O For 10 to 18 hours, the number of seats available was 40,000.
O Upto 10 hours, the number of seats available was 40,000.
O For 10 to 18 hours, the number of seats available was less than 40,000.
1. Find the t-value(s) where n(0 > 20,000. Write your answer using interval notation.
g. Interpret the meaning of your answer from part (f)
O For 14 hours or more, the number
seats available was 20,000.
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