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Pre CAL.56 Exponential Growth and Decay Modeling Worksheet

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This Pre-Calculus Math worksheet provides structured practice on Pre CAL.56 Exponential Growth and Decay Modeling. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Pre-CAL.56 Exponential Growth and Decay Modeling - Exponential Growth and Decay Modeling

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Pre-Calculus

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Math

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
A table shows an exponential pattern: Year 0: 800, Year 1: 920, Year 2: 1058. What is the yearly growth factor b?
Solution & Explanation:Compute the ratio: 920/800=1.15 and 1058/920=1.15, so the constant growth factor is b=1.15.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
A continuous growth model is A(t)=A0·e^(0.045t). How long until the amount triples? Round to the nearest tenth.
Solution & Explanation:Tripling means e^(0.045t)=3. Take ln: 0.045t=ln(3), so t=ln(3)/0.045.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
For the model A(t)=50·(0.9) to the (t−2) power, which statement is true?
AA(2)=50
BA(0)=50
CThe value increases 10% per time unit
DThe initial value is 0.9
Solution & Explanation:Plug in t=2: exponent is 0, so A(2)=50·(0.9)0=50.

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