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Intermediate Algebra – Student Workbook – Second Edition 2013

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Date: ________________<br />

1. Consider the functions shown below.<br />

Lesson 3b Assessment<br />

A.<br />

f )<br />

x<br />

( x)<br />

(1.023 B.<br />

w )<br />

x<br />

( x)<br />

320(0.95<br />

C.<br />

y 400(1.12)<br />

x<br />

D.<br />

g )<br />

x<br />

( x)<br />

34.9(1.11 E.<br />

p )<br />

r<br />

( r)<br />

172(0.99<br />

F.<br />

k ( n)<br />

8452(0.67)<br />

n<br />

a) Which functions are increasing? ________________________________<br />

b) Which function is increasing at the fastest rate? ___________<br />

What is the growth rate for this function? ___________<br />

c) Which function is decreasing at the fastest rate? ___________<br />

What is the decay rate for this function? ___________<br />

2. Fred and Wilma purchase a home for $180,000. Using function notation, write a<br />

formula for the value, V, of the house t years after its purchase, assuming that the<br />

value<br />

a) Decreases by $1,500 per year. b) Decreases by 2% per year.<br />

c) Increases by $3,100 per year. d) Increases by 6% per year.<br />

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