Review for Quiz Exponential Transformations Determine all transformations

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Review for Quiz Exponential Transformations Determine all transformations applied to each exponential equation below.

Review for Quiz Exponential Transformations Determine all transformations applied to each exponential equation below. 1. y = -(2/3)x +6 Transformations: 2. y =1/2 (7)x+5 Transformations: 3. y = -(4/9)x-2 Transformations: 4. y = 5(8)x+4 - 3 Transformations: 5. y =-5/11(3)X-8 + 4 Transformations: 7. y = -8(6)x-1 - 2 Transformations: 6. y = 9(2/5)x+6 - 5 Transformations: 8. y = -7/12(1/8)x+1 + 7 Transformations:

Review for Quiz Exponential Equations Analysis Determine whether each equation is an example of

Review for Quiz Exponential Equations Analysis Determine whether each equation is an example of exponential growth, or decay. Then, list the Domain, Range and Asymptote for each one. 9. y =-(4/7)-x+5 Domain: Range: Asymptote: Growth/Decay: 10. y = (4)x+7 Domain: Range: Asymptote: Growth/Decay: 11. y = (11)-x+3 + 1 Domain: Range: Asymptote: Growth/Decay: 12. y = - (6/13)x-9 - 4 Domain: Range: Asymptote: Growth/Decay: 13. y =-4/5(7)-x-1 + 6 Domain: Range: Asymptote: Growth/Decay: 14. y = 2(9/10)-x+8 - 2 Domain: Range: Asymptote: Growth/Decay: 15. y = -1/2(2/3)x Domain: Range: Asymptote: Growth/Decay: 16. y = 3/5(8)x - 1 Domain: Range: Asymptote: Growth/Decay:

Review for Quiz Compound Interest part 1 For the following problems, use the formula:

Review for Quiz Compound Interest part 1 For the following problems, use the formula: A = P 1 + r n nt or A = Pert If Pam has $19750 to invest for 6 years and the bank will offer a CD at 2. 375%, how much would she have if the money were compounded: 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. Annually? Daily? Weekly? Monthly? Semi-Annually? Brian has saved up $11300 towards going to college. He wants to invest it in an account that yields 3. 75% interest for 5 years. How much money will he have at the end of the 5 years if the interest in compounded: 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. Weekly? Daily? Monthly? Annually? Quarterly?

Review for Quiz Compound Interest Part 2 27. Cheryl has $7750 to invest. She

Review for Quiz Compound Interest Part 2 27. Cheryl has $7750 to invest. She can get an account that earns 2. 75% interest compounded continuously for 8 years. How much money will be in her account at the end of the 8 years? 28. Scott has $13475 to invest. He can get an account that earns 3. 625% interest compounded continuously for 4 years. How much money will be in his account after 4 years? 29. Gloria has $4125 in credit card debt. Her credit card charges 18. 75% interest, compounded continuously. How much will she owe on the balance if she does not make a payment for: a. 6 months? b. 3 years? c. 5 years? 30. Ken has $6650 in credit card debt. His card has an interest rate of 19. 25% compounded continuously. How much would he owe if he didn’t pay on the balance for: a. 9 months? b. 2 years? c. 4 years? 31. Jill needs to make $5100 to help pay for a car. She is investing some money in an account that earns 3. 875% interest that is compounded continuously. How much money must she invest if she is willing to wait: a. 2 years? b. 4 years? 32. Jason needs $1150 to pay for a computer. He is investing some money she has saved in an account that earns 3. 125% compounded continuously. How much does he need to invest if he can wait: a. 3 years? b. 5 years? 33. Jenny needs $9600 to help put down money on a house. She is investing some money in an account that earns 4. 75% interest, compounded continuously. How much does she need to invest to reach his goal if she can wait: a. 5 years? b. 7 years? 34. Andrew needs $8825 to help pay off some debts. He is investing some money in an account that earns 4. 25% interest, compounded continuously. How much would he need to invest to reach this goal if he can wait: a. 4 years? b. 10 years?