1. Cell phones begin to lose (resale) value immediately after purchase. After one year, an iPhone can be resoldat 67% of its list price. Assume that each year after that, the resale value continues to drop to 67% of theresale price from the previous year. (d) Assume that a particular Android phone has a value, A(t), that is always $100 less than the iPhone.Write A(t) as a composition of P(t) and another function, h(t), so that A(t) = h(P(t)).(e) Another smartphone has a value, V(t), that is always one half of the value of the iPhone. Write V (t)as a function transformation of P(t).

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(d) Assume that a particular Android phone has a value, A(t), that is always $100 less than the iPhone. Write A(t) as a composition of P(t) and another function, h(t), so that A(t) = h(P(t)). (e) Another smartphone has a value, V(t), that is always one half of the value of the iPhone. Write V(t) as a function transformation of P(t).

(d) Assume that a particular Android phone has a value, A(t), that is always $100 less than the iPhone. Write A(t) as a composition of P(t) and another function, h(t), so that A(t) = h(P(t)). (e) Another smartphone has a value, V(t), that is always one half of the value of the iPhone. Write V(t) as a function transformation of P(t).

Intermediate Algebra

19th Edition

ISBN:9780998625720

Author:Lynn Marecek

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