Exponential Functions Compilation

The expression 12(1.015)^t models the population of elephants in a wildlife refuge after t years since 1975.
What does the value 1.015 represent?

• The number of elephants was 1,015 in 1975.

• The number of elephants increases by 1.5% each year.

• The number of elephants increases by 101.5% each year.

• The number of elephants is multiplied by 1.015 each year.

Which of the following is an increasing exponential function whose y-intercept is 50?

• y = 50(.05)^x

• y = 50x - 4

• y = (2)^x + 50

• y = 50(1.4)^x

The amount of ants in a colony, f, that is decaying can be modeled by                      f(x) = 800(.87)^x, where x is the number of days since the decay started. By what percentage is the colony decaying?

• 87%

• 13%

• 800%

• 8.7%

A collectible car has been going up in price by 10% each year. If the car is already worth $29,000, how much will the car be worth in 5 years?

• $0.29

• $2,900,000,000

• $46,704.79

• $145,000

The expression 12(1.015)^t models the population of elephants in a wildlife refuge after t years since 1975.
Is the population of elephants increasing or decreasing?

• Increasing

• Decreasing

The expression 12(1.015)^t models the population of elephants in a wildlife refuge after t years since 1975.
What does the value 12 represent?

• The predicted increase in number of elephants in the refuge each year.

• The predicted decrease in number of elephants in the refuge each year.

• The number of years it will take for the elephant population to stop increasing.

• The initial amount of elephants in the park.

Is the graph exponential growth or decay?

• Exponential growth

• Exponential decay

Is the following function exponential growth, exponential decay, linear, or none of the above.
g(x) = 740(.001)^3x

• Exponential growth

• Exponential decay

• Linear

• None of the above

What type of function is
y = 7(5/4)^x?

• Exponential Growth

• Exponential Decay

• Linear

• None of the above

What type of function is f(x)=2(1/7)^x ?

• Exponential Growth

• Linear

• Exponential Decay

• None of the Abovee