Linear & Exponential Modeling 1. Grandpa keeps his savings ina jar in his freezer. In 2012, he had $2000 and he consistently adds $100 each year. а. i. Fill in the table below showing the amount of money in his jar for the corresponding years after 2012 Years (after 2012) Amount of Money 0 1 2 3 ii. Find the formula for the amount of money in the jar, M(t) where t represents the number of years after 2012 iii. Now find the amount of money the jar will contain in 2020 and 2032 using M (t) b. His granddaughter, Becky, received $2000 as a college graduation gift. She deposits the full amount into a money market account in June 2012 that earns 8% interest yearly. Fill in the table below showing the account balance at the beginning of each yearly cycle for the corresponding years after 2012. i. Account Years (after June, 2012) Balance 1t 0 1 2 3 ii. Find the formula for the account balance, B(t) over time t, where t represents the number of years after June 2012. B(t). Round to the nearest cent. Now find the account balance in 2020 and 2032 using iii.
Linear & Exponential Modeling 1. Grandpa keeps his savings ina jar in his freezer. In 2012, he had $2000 and he consistently adds $100 each year. а. i. Fill in the table below showing the amount of money in his jar for the corresponding years after 2012 Years (after 2012) Amount of Money 0 1 2 3 ii. Find the formula for the amount of money in the jar, M(t) where t represents the number of years after 2012 iii. Now find the amount of money the jar will contain in 2020 and 2032 using M (t) b. His granddaughter, Becky, received $2000 as a college graduation gift. She deposits the full amount into a money market account in June 2012 that earns 8% interest yearly. Fill in the table below showing the account balance at the beginning of each yearly cycle for the corresponding years after 2012. i. Account Years (after June, 2012) Balance 1t 0 1 2 3 ii. Find the formula for the account balance, B(t) over time t, where t represents the number of years after June 2012. B(t). Round to the nearest cent. Now find the account balance in 2020 and 2032 using iii.
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Chapter7: Exponents And Exponential Functions
Section7.8: Transforming Exponential Expressions
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