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A boat's value over time is given as the function f(x) and graphed below. Use A(x) = 400(b)x + 0 as the parent function. Which graph shows the boat's value increasing at a rate of 25% per year?

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A boat's value over time is given as the function f(x) and graphed below. Use A(x-example-1
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A graph that shows the boat's value increasing at a rate of 25% per year is: D. graph D.

In Mathematics and Statistics, a population or material that increases at a specific period of time represents an exponential growth.

This ultimately implies that, a mathematical model for any population or material that increases by "b" percent per unit of time is an exponential function of this form:


A(x) = P(1 + b)^(x)

Where:

  • A(x) represents the future value.
  • P represents the initial value.
  • b represents the rate of change or growth rate.
  • x represents the time.

Since the boat's value is increasing at a rate of 25% per year, we can reasonably infer and logically deduce that its growth rate is as follows;

Growth rate, b = 1 + (25/100)

Growth rate, b = 1.25

By using the parent function, the required exponential growth rate function is given by;


A(x) = 400(b)^x + 0\\\\A(x) = 400(1.25)^x

In conclusion, only graph D correctly show a boat's value that is increasing at a rate of 25% per year.

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