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Exponentials:  Week 2 Review

Exponentials: Week 2 Review

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Mathematics

9th - 10th Grade

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CCSS
HSF.BF.A.2, HSF-LE.A.1C, HSF-IF.C.8B

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Lisa Snyder

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4 Slides • 10 Questions

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Exponentials: Week 2 Review

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What makes up the equation?

a is the ______________

b is the ______________

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Growth/Decay Factors

  • Growth Factors: the b is ________________

  • Decay Factors: the b is _________________

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Exponential Word Problems

  • x: define the independent variable

  • y: define the dependent variable (what are you measuring?)

  • a: what is the initial amount?

  • b: what is the growth/decay factor

  • y = Write the equation

  • Solution: Solve the problem. Create a table or use the equation

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Multiple Choice

Mrs. Pizzarello was helping clean out the staff refrigerator when she found 4 colonies of bacteria in a dish. Mrs. Pizzarello decided to use it as a science experiment. Every hour the number of colonies triples.


What is the initial amount?

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3

2

4

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Multiple Choice

Mrs. Pizzarello was helping clean out the staff refrigerator when she found 4 colonies of bacteria in a dish. Mrs. Pizzarello decided to use it as a science experiment. Every hour the number of colonies triples.


True or False: This situation is exponential decay.

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True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

Mrs. Pizzarello was helping clean out the staff refrigerator when she found 4 colonies of bacteria in a dish. Mrs. Pizzarello decided to use it as a science experiment. Every hour the number of colonies triples.


What is the growth factor?

1

3

2

4

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Multiple Choice

Mrs. Pizzarello was helping clean out the staff refrigerator when she found 4 colonies of bacteria in a dish. Mrs. Pizzarello decided to use it as a science experiment. Every hour the number of colonies triples.


Write the exponential equation for this situation.

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y=4(3)x

2

y = 4(3)^x

3

y=3(4)

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Multiple Choice

A state park currently has a population of 200 squirrels. The population doubles every 6 years. How many squirrels will there be in 12 years?


What is the initial amount of squirrels?

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12

2

6

3

2

4

200

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Multiple Choice

A state park currently has a population of 300 squirrels. The population doubles every 5 years. How many squirrels will there be in 10 years?


What is the growth factor?

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200

2

2

3

12

4

6

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Multiple Choice

A state park currently has a population of 300 squirrels. The population doubles every 5 years. How many squirrels will there be in 10 years?


Solve the problem.

1

307,200 squirrels

2

9600 squirrels

3

1200 squirrels

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Multiple Choice

John invested in a 1995 Nixxan 240sx and put modifiactions into it. The car was initially valued at $ 8660. The value of the car decreases by 10% each year. How much will the car be worth in 4 years?


What is the initial amount?

1

$1995

2

$240

3

$8660

4

$4

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Multiple Choice

Alex invested in a 1995 Nixxan 240sx and put modifiactions into it. The car was initially valued at $ 8,660. The value of the car decreases by 10% each year. How much will the car be worth in 4 years?


What is the decay factor?

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10%

2

0.10

3

90%

4

0.90

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Multiple Choice

Alex invested in a 1993 Nixxan 240sx and put modifiactions into it. The car was initially valued at $ 8,660. The value of the car decreases by 10% each year. How much will the car be worth in 4 years?


Solve the problem.

1

$86,6000

2

$0.866

3

$5681.83

4

$2450

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