
Day 2 - Boot Camp - Exponentials and Exponents
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Melinda Austin
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Doodle Notes
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Multiple Choice
Which table of values could represent an exponential function?
A
B
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Multiple Select
Which THREE situations can be modeled by an EXPONENTIAL function?
Dan earns 2% interest on his savings account.
Judy eats 5 boogers each day.
The deer population increases by 13% each year.
Jon's car value decreases by 2.5% every 6 months.
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Multiple Choice
What is the percent of decrease each year?
decreases by $10,000 each year
decreases by $800 each year
decreases by 80% each year
decreases by 20% each year
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Multiple Choice
A BMW is valued at 50,000. It depreciates exponentially each year and the car’s value is represented by the function b(x)=50,000(0.80)x
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Which statement represents (0.80)?
The BMW depreciates by 80%.
The BMW appreciates by 80%.
The BMW depreciates by 20%.
The BMW appreciates by 20%.
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Multiple Choice
A Samoyed dog is worth $14,000 when it is born. The value of the dog depreciates each year. At one year old, $5,600. At two years old, $2,240. At three years, $896.
Choose the TRUE statement.
The dog depreciates by 80% annually.
The dog depreciates by a factor of 0.40%.
The dog depreciates by $8,400.
The dog depreciates by 60% annually.
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Multiple Choice
What is the percent increase?
5%
10%
50%
90%
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Multiple Choice
Sam has 3,250 followers on social media. His number of followers is decreasing at a rate of 3% per week. Which function represents his number of followers after w weeks?
f(w)=3,250(0.97)w
f(w)=3,250(1.03)w
f(w)=3,250(1.03)w−1
f(w)=3,250(0.97)w−1
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Multiple Choice
Bethany is training for a wrestling match. Coach G has her walking 3 miles the first week. She increases the distance by 12% each week.
Which function models how far she will run in any given week?
t(n)=1.12(3)n
t(n)=3(1.12)n
t(n)=1.12(3)n−1
t(n)=3(1.12)n−1
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Multiple Choice
The table shows the value of Henry's car for each of the first 3 years after it is purchased.
What will be the approximate value of the car in the 10th year?
$2,150
$2,680
$5,240
$6,550
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Multiple Choice
The Zombie population doubles every day. Beginning with 25, the population can be represented by the function f(t)=25(2)t , where t is the number of days.
Which of these is the appropriate domain?
All real numbers
All integers greater than or equal to 0.
All real numbers greater than 25.
All integers greater than or equal to 25.
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Math Response
The student council estimated that they would have 250 people attend the homecoming dance. The number of people who attended was 315. What is the percent of error to the nearest hundredth percent? Type the answer in the blank up to the hundredth place value.
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Multiple Select
Which expressions are equivalent to 4k2 ? Hint: Choose any number for k and plug it in to check the solution.
44k
162k2
162k2
643k2
E 643k2
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Multiple Choice
A car is purchased for $30,000. The value of the car depreciates annually so that it is $24,000 after 1 year, $19,200 after 2 years, and $15,360 after 3 years.
Why can this situation be modeled using an exponential function?
The value of the car depreciates annually by 20%.
The value of the car depreciates annually by 80%.
The value of the car depreciates annually by $6,000.
The value of the car depreciates annually by $4,800.
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Multiple Choice
Iodine is a radioactive material with a half-life of eight days. A scientist starts with 100 grams of Iodine-131. Which function can be used to estimate the number of grams of Iodine-131 that remain at the end of x days?
f(x)=100(0.92)x
f(x)=0.92x
f(x)=100(0.5)8x
f(x)=(0.5)8x
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Multiple Choice
James threw a ball from the roof of a building. The ball fell 3 feet in the first second, 9 feet in the next second, and 27 feet in the third second.
Which expression represents the distance the ball fell at the nth second?
3n
3n
n3
6n−3
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Multiple Choice
An athlete is training to run a marathon. She plans to run 2 miles in the first week. She increases the distance by 8% each week. Which function models how far she will run in the nth week?
t(n)=1.08(2)n
t(n)=2(1.08)n
t(n)=1.08(2)n−1
t(n)=2(1.08)n−1
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Multiple Choice
Which graph matches the equation: y=4−x
A
B
C
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Multiple Choice
Which graph matches the equation: y=4(0.2)x
A
B
C
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Multiple Choice
Which graph matches the equation: y=4(1.2)x
A
B
C
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Doodle Notes
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Multiple Choice
Simplify.
y5⋅y3
y2
y8
y15
2y8
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Multiple Choice
Simplify.
−20x8y−5z−212x4y−3z
−5x4y2z33
−x4y8z3
−5x43y2z3
−5x43y8z
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Multiple Choice
Simplify:
(m4)2
6m
m8
m6
2m4
25
Multiple Choice
Evaluate: 1643
2
4
8
32
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Multiple Choice
Evaluate: 72932
27
9
486
81
27
Multiple Choice
Solve: 3x+2=81
0
1
2
3
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Multiple Choice
Solve: 216=6x+1
2
1
4
32
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Multiple Choice
The graph and table for y=(41)x
D: x>0
R: y>0
D: y>0
R: All Real Numbers
D: All Real Numbers
R: All Real Numbers
D: All Real Numbers
R: y>0
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Multiple Choice
Samuel won a contest where he wins a yearly prize for his lifetime. Samuel can choose to be paid $5,000 per year (option 1 in the table) or his payments can be tripled each year, with the first year the payment starting at $100. (Assume Samuel is 15 and will live to be 100 years old).
Which prize option should Samuel choose to earn the most money over his lifetime?
Option 1 because the total payment is increasing exponentially.
Option 1 because the total payment is increasing linearly.
Option 2 because the total payment is increasing exponentially.
Option 2 because the total payment is increasing linearly.
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Multiple Choice
In the graph, s(x) is a linear function and r(x) is an exponential function. Which statement best explains the behavior of the graphs of the functions as x increases?
r(x) eventually exceeds s(x) because the rate of change of s(x) increases, where as the rate of change of r(x) is constant.
r(x) eventually exceeds s(x) because the rate of change of r(x) increases as x increases, where as the rate of change of s(x) is constant.
s(x) eventually exceeds r(x) because the rate of change of r(x) increases, where as the rate of change of s(x) is constant.
s(x) eventually exceeds r(x) because the rate of change of s(x) increases, where as the rate of change of r(x) is constant.
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Multiple Choice
Which equation represents exponential decay?
y=0.5x3
y=0.5(1.07)x
y=0.5x2−x
y=0.5(0.87)x
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Multiple Choice
Which equation represent exponential growth?
y=2x3
y=31x2−x
y=2000(0.82)x
y=2000(1.82)x
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Multiple Choice
Which equation correponds to the graph given?
y=2x+2
y=2x−2
y=(21)x−2
y=(21)x+2
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Multiple Choice
Which equation corresponds to the graph given?
y=3(2)x
y=2(3)x
y=3(2)x−1
3(2)x+1
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Multiple Choice
If y=10(2.5)t represents the number of bacteria in a culture at time t, how many will there be at time t=6 .
2,441
244
24
none
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Multiple Choice
A $60,000 piece of machinery's value depreciates at a rate of 11% per year. About what will its value be in 5 years?
$47,526
$42,298
$33,504
$37,645
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Dropdown
Option 2: Keep $105 in your room under your mattress and add $4 to it each year for 5 years.
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Dropdown
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Dropdown
y=2(0.17)x
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Dropdown
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Labelling
Identify each item using the equation given.
196
1.16
0.16
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Labelling
Identify each item using the equation given.
0.38
12
0.62
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Multiple Choice
If a $5,000 piece of equipment loses value at a rate of 0.5% per year, which equation represents the value after 5 years?
y=5000(5)5
y=5000(0.995)5
y=5000(1.05)5
y=5000(0.95)5
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Labelling
Identify each item using the equation given.
0.57
210
0.43
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Multiple Choice
Each year, new computers are built with better technology, making older ones less valuable. If the computer loses value at a rate of 2.5% per year, how much will a $1,500 computer be worth in 10 years?
$1,165
$1,920
$84.47
$13,970
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