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YOUR PROBLEM B: The surge function model has the formula below (7 is the elapsed time, A, n, B, C are parameters) Вт Y(T) = AT" e-BT + C

YOUR PROBLEM B: The surge function model has the formula below (7 is the elapsed time, A, n, B, C are parameters) Вт Y(T) = AT" e-BT + C

College Algebra
College Algebra
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ISBN:9781305115545
Author:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson
Publisher:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson
Chapter2: Functions
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can you please answer this for me!! its been rejected but I can't figure out how to do it even if you can't do the whole thing any sort of help would be apprieciated. Thanks!!

YOUR PROBLEM B: The surge function model has the formula below (7 is the elapsed time, A, n, B, C are parameters) Y(T) = A T¹ e-BT + C 2 m211_hw02.nb T a) Provide a rough sketch of y as a function of 7 with ≥ 0. What are the features on your graph? (since there are four parameters, you will provide four features) b) In terms of the relevant parameters, describe the difference between the pre-surge value of y and the post-surge value of y. You might think of the post-surge value as "the new normal". c) Still thinking of part b), would you ever encounter a negative value for A in the model? Why or why not?
Transcribed Image Text:YOUR PROBLEM B: The surge function model has the formula below (7 is the elapsed time, A, n, B, C are parameters) Y(T) = A T¹ e-BT + C 2 m211_hw02.nb T a) Provide a rough sketch of y as a function of 7 with ≥ 0. What are the features on your graph? (since there are four parameters, you will provide four features) b) In terms of the relevant parameters, describe the difference between the pre-surge value of y and the post-surge value of y. You might think of the post-surge value as "the new normal". c) Still thinking of part b), would you ever encounter a negative value for A in the model? Why or why not?
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