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Pre CAL.68 Interpret Parameters in Transformed Exponential Models Worksheet

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Pre-Calculus

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Math

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

A quantity is modeled by Q(t) = 100 + 40 · 1.2 to the power of (t − 3), where t is in days. Which is the best interpretation of Q(3)?

AThe quantity is 100 units above the baseline 40 on day 3.

BThe quantity starts at 140 on day 0.

CThe growth factor is 3 because of (t − 3).

DThe quantity is 40 units above the baseline 100 on day 3.

Solution & Explanation:At t = 3, the exponent is 0, so Q(3) = 100 + 40. That means it is 40 above the baseline 100 at that time.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Model 1: y = 5 + 12 · 1.3 to the power of (x − 2) Model 2: y = 5 − 12 · 1.3 to the power of (x − 2) What changes from Model 1 to Model 2?

AThe growth factor changes from 1.3 to −1.3.

BThe asymptote changes from y = 5 to y = 12.

CThe curve is reflected across the horizontal line y = 5.

DThe graph shifts right 12 units.

Solution & Explanation:Only the sign of the coefficient changes. That reflects the exponential part about the asymptote y = 5 while keeping the same base and shift.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Two models are given: Model A: y = 2 + 5 · 1.1 to the power of x Model B: y = 2 + 5 · 1.1 to the power of (2x) For an increase of 1 in x, which model multiplies the exponential part by a larger factor?

AModel A

BModel B

CThey are the same

DIt depends on the value of y

Solution & Explanation:In Model A, x increases by 1 increases the exponent by 1, giving factor 1.1. In Model B, the exponent 2x increases by 2, giving factor 1.1 squared, which is larger than 1.1.

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