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A1 CH 8 Review
A1 CH 8 Review
LT 8.1.1: Use the multiplication properties of exponents LT 8.2: Use the division properties of exponents LT 8.3: Use zero and negative exponents LT 8.4: Write numbers in scientific and standard notation. LT 8.5: Write and graph exponential functions.
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12. An exponential function is of the form: where a = 13. If b > 1, then the function models and b =
15. If you are given a percent growth, do the following to create the b:
16. If you are given a percent decay, do the following to create the b:
Simplify the expression. (Leave #17 - 22 as numerical bases.) 17. 53 54 18. 6 67 19. (-2)3 (-2)6
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If the number is in scientific notation, write it in standard form. If the number is in standard form, write it in scientific notation. 38. 0.87 39. 378.4 40. 0.00000359
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Identify the starting value and the amount of change for each function. 48. y = 3 1.4x 49. y = 6 0.73x 50. y = 1.5 0.3x
Write an exponential function to model each equation. Then solve for the indicated value. 51. A baby weighing 7 pounds at birth may increase in weight by 11% per month. How much will the baby weigh after 1 year? Equation: Answer:
52. Bacteria in a culture are growing exponentially with time as shown in the table. Write a function to show the growth of bacteria and fill in the table. Hours 1 2 3 10 20 53. A car loses roughly 15% of its value every year. How much will a $25,000 car be worth after 4 years? Equation: Number of bacteria 100 300 900 Equation:
54. A radioactive substance decays in a manner so that every 50 days, it loses 70% of the substance. If you start with 200 g, how much will there be in 200 days? Equation: