Chapter 7, continued5.y(0, 5)10( 1,3 )2 x(21, 3) y 5 5 ( 3)4( 0,3 )211y 5 5x2( ) x 1 1 3 2 26.g(x)21g(x) 5 2323( ) x 2 5 4 1 491, 24(0, 23)3 xg(x) 5 23 4( )76,4 x(5, 1) ( )( )7.9.211yf(x)x8.10.y121 xy121xDomain: all real numbers Domain: all real numbersRange: y > 22 Range: y < 47. Initial amount 5 4200; percent decrease 5 0.20Exponential decay model:y 5 4200(1 2 0.20) t → y 5 4200(0.80) t using the graph,you can estimate that the value of the snowmobile will be$2500 after about 2 years.y400011.21121y1xx12.211g(x)xValue (dollars)30002000100000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 tTime (yr)8. Final cost 5 3000; number of years 5 3; percentdecrease 5 0.073000 5 a(1 2 0.07) 33000 5 a(0.93) 33729.69 ø aThe original cost of the snowmobile was $3729.69.7.2 Exercises (pp. 489–491)Skill Practice1. Initial amount 5 1250; decay factor 5 0.85; percentdecrease 5 1 2 0.85 5 0.15 or 15%2. The function y 5 b x represents exponential growth ifb > 1, and exponential decay if 0 < b < 1.3. f (x) 5 31 }3 42 x , b 5 }3 4Because 0 < b < 1, thisfunction represents exponential decay.4. f (x) 5 41 }5 22 x , b 5 }5 2represents exponential growth.Because b > 1, this function5. f (x) 5 }2 7 p 4x , b 5 4 Because b > 1, this functionrepresents exponential growth.6. f (x) 5 25(0.25) x , b 5 0.25 Because 0 < b < 1,this function represents exponential decay.13.2115. B; y 5 221 }3 52 x16.2yx14.21h(x)1When x 5 0: y 5 221 }3 52 0 5 22(1) 5 22 (0, 22)When x 5 1: y 5 221 }3 52 1 5 221 }3 52 5 2 }6 5 11, 2 }6 52(0, 1)2121y(1 xy 5 3 1 1(0, 2)1( 1,3 )(4( 1,3 )(1 xy 5 3(x17.(y11( 1, 22 )24 (0, 21)1 xy 5 2 ( 2(1, 21)1( 2, 22 )(x1 x 2 1y 5 2 2Domain: all real numbers Domain: all real numbersRange: y > 1 Range: y < 018.y19.y2(0, 2) 1,31 x1y 5 2 ( 3(21, 21) 5 x1 x 1 1y 5 2 ( 3 2 370, 23( )( )(((y 5(2 x32( 1,3 )(2(0, 1)y 51((2 x 2 43 2 1(4, 0)1( 5, 23 )Domain: all real numbers Domain: all real numbersRange: y > 23 Range: y > 21xxCopyright © by McDougal Littell, a division of Houghton Mifflin Company.424Algebra 2Worked-Out Solution Key
Chapter 7, continuedCopyright © by McDougal Littell, a division of Houghton Mifflin Company.20.(0, 6)(0, 3)1yy 5 3(0.25) x 1 315( 1,4 )3( 1,4 )1y 5 3(0.25) x x21.y3(0, 1)21(1 x 2 2y 5 3 1 21( 1,3 )(2, 3)(7(3,3 )(1 x xy 5 3Domain: all real numbers Domain: all real numbersRange: y > 3 Range: y > 222.f(x)x 23.g(x)1( )31, 24(0, 23)1f(x) 5 23 453( 2, 24 )(1, 23)f(x) 5 231( 4)( )x 2 1x(24, 1)g(x) 5 6g(x) 5 6(25, 4)1( 2)1( 2)x1x 1 5 2 2(0, 6)1(1, 3)Domain: all real numbers Domain: all real numbersRange: y < 0 Range: y > 2224.h(x)(21, 4)(0, 2)121h(x) 5 4(0, 4)(1, 2)1( 2)( )x1 x 1 1 xh(x) 5 4 2Domain: all real numbersRange: y > 025. y 5 ab x 2 h 1 k → y 5 3(0.4) x 2 2 2 1a. If a changes to 4, there will be a vertical stretch.b. If b changes to 0.2, the graph will be steeper becausethe decay factor is smaller.c. If h changes to 5, there will be a horizontal translation(of 3 units right)d. If k changes to 3, there will be a vertical translation(of 4 units up).26. The decay factor was written incorrectly. It should be1 2 percent decrease 5 1 2 0.02 5 0.98.y 5 (inital amount)(decay factor) ty 5 500(0.98) t27. D; The graph y 5 1 }1 22 x 2 2 1 3 has an asymptote at theline y 5 3.28. You need a base between 0.25 and 0.5 and a verticaltranslation up between 0 and 3 units. Sample answer:y 5 (0.3) x 1 129. Yes; (4) 2x is just another way of saying 1 }1 42 x or(0.25) x , so f (x) 5 5(4) 2x and g(x) 5 5(0.25) x representthe same function.(xProblem Solving30. a. When I 5 200 and t 5 1.5: A 5 I(0.71) tA 5 200(0.71) 15 ø 119.65There is about 120 milligrams of ibuprofen remainingin the bloodstream.b. When I 5 325 and t 5 3.5: A 5 I(0.71) tA 5 325(0.71) 3.5 ø 98.01There is about 98 milligrams of ibuprofen remainingin the bloodstream.c. When I 5 400 and t 5 5: A 5 I(0.71) tA 5 400(0.71) 5 ø 72.17There is about 72 milligrams of ibuprofen remainingin the bloodstream.31. a. When r 5 0.25 and a 5 200: y 5 a(1 2 r) ty 5 200(1 2 0.25) t → y 5 200(0.75) tWhen t 5 3: y 5 200(0.75) 3 ø 84.38The value of the bike after 3 years is about $84.38.c. Using the graph, you can estimate that the value of thebike will be $100 after about 2.5 years.Value (dollars)y20017515012510075502500 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 tYears32. Ratio from year 1–2: 1832 }1906 ø 0.96Ratio from year 2–3: 1762 }1832 ø 0.96Ratio from year 3–4: 1692 }1762 ø 0.96Ratio from year 4–5: }16271692 ø 0.96The ratio of depreciation remains a constant 0.96 or 96%.d 5 a(0.96) 1 5 1906 → a 5 }19060.96 ø 1985An equation is d 5 1985(0.96) t .33. a. yValue (dollars)28,00024,00020,00016,00012,0008000400000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 tYearsUsing the graph, you can estimate that the value of thecar will be $10,000 after about 5 years.Algebra 2Worked-Out Solution Key425
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