Melissa is considering job offers from two companies. Company A offered her a starting salary of $54,000 with a $2100 raise at the end of each year. Company B offered her a starting salary of $54,000 with a 3.5% raise at the end of each year. Let f(t) represent Melissa's salary at Company A t years after accepting a position at Company A, and let g(t) represent Melissa's salary at Company B t years after accepting a position at Company B. Complete the table of values below. t f(t) g(t) 54000 54000 1 56,100 55,890 2 58,200 57780 3 60,300 59,670 a. Write the function formula for f. f(t) = 54000+(2100 * b. Write the function formula for g. g(t) = 54000(.035)' *

Melissa is considering job offers from two companies. Company A offered her a starting salary of $54,000 with a $2100 raise at the end of each year. Company B offered her a starting salary of $54,000 with a 3.5% raise at the end of each year. Let f(t) represent Melissa's salary at Company A t years after accepting a position at Company A, and let g(t) represent Melissa's salary at Company B t years after accepting a position at Company B. Complete the table of values below. t f(t) g(t) 54000 54000 1 56,100 55,890 2 58,200 57780 3 60,300 59,670 a. Write the function formula for f. f(t) = 54000+(2100 * b. Write the function formula for g. g(t) = 54000(.035)' *

Algebra for College Students

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Author:Jerome E. Kaufmann, Karen L. Schwitters

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Chapter12: Algebra Of Matrices

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