During the real estate run-up in 2000-2008, the percentage of mortgages issued in a country that were subprime (normally classified as risky) could be approximated by 19.0 A(t) = 1 + 8.6(1.4)-t percent (0 sts 8) t years after the start of 2000. Graph the derivative A'(t) of A(t) using an extended domain of 0 sts 25. Determine the approximate coordinates of the maximum. (Round t and the maximum rate of change to one decimal place. Enter years to the nearest year.) Since A'(t) represents the rate of change of the percentage of mortgages , when it ---Select--- v at a The maximum rate of change occurs around t = during the year that were subprime, we can say that the percentage of mortgages that were subprime was ---Select--- v most rapidly during rate of around percentage points per year. Determine the behavior of A'(t) at infinity. What do the answers tell you? As t - o, A'(t) → subprime approaches In the long term, assuming the trend shown in the model continues, the rate of change of the percentage of mortgages that were . That is, the percentage of mortgages that were subprime ---Select--

During the real estate run-up in 2000-2008, the percentage of mortgages issued in a country that were subprime (normally classified as risky) could be approximated by 19.0 A(t) = 1 + 8.6(1.4)-t percent (0 sts 8) t years after the start of 2000. Graph the derivative A'(t) of A(t) using an extended domain of 0 sts 25. Determine the approximate coordinates of the maximum. (Round t and the maximum rate of change to one decimal place. Enter years to the nearest year.) Since A'(t) represents the rate of change of the percentage of mortgages , when it ---Select--- v at a The maximum rate of change occurs around t = during the year that were subprime, we can say that the percentage of mortgages that were subprime was ---Select--- v most rapidly during rate of around percentage points per year. Determine the behavior of A'(t) at infinity. What do the answers tell you? As t - o, A'(t) → subprime approaches In the long term, assuming the trend shown in the model continues, the rate of change of the percentage of mortgages that were . That is, the percentage of mortgages that were subprime ---Select--

Calculus: Early Transcendentals

8th Edition

ISBN:9781285741550

Author:James Stewart

Publisher:James Stewart

Chapter1: Functions And Models

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RCC: (a) What is a function? What are its domain and range? (b) What is the graph of a function? (c) How...

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