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The value of an antique plate after x years can be modeled by f(x) = 18(1.05)x. Which graph can be used to approximate the number of years it will take for the plate’s value to be $30?

The value of an antique plate after x years can be modeled by f(x) = 18(1.05)x. Which-example-1
The value of an antique plate after x years can be modeled by f(x) = 18(1.05)x. Which-example-1
The value of an antique plate after x years can be modeled by f(x) = 18(1.05)x. Which-example-2
The value of an antique plate after x years can be modeled by f(x) = 18(1.05)x. Which-example-3
User DoronG
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we have that


f(x)=18*(1.05^(x) )

using a graph tool

see the attached figure N 1

for f(x)=$30

the number of years x is equal

x=10.47 years

the answer in the attached figure N 2

The value of an antique plate after x years can be modeled by f(x) = 18(1.05)x. Which-example-1
The value of an antique plate after x years can be modeled by f(x) = 18(1.05)x. Which-example-2
User Sakir
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Answer:

Option A

Explanation:

Given : The value of an antique plate after x years can be modeled by


f(x) = 18(1.05)^x

To find : Which graph can be used to approximate the number of years it will take for the plate’s value to be $30.

Solution: First we find the value of x at y=30


f(x) = 18(1.05)^x


30 = 18(1.05)^x


(30)/(18)=(1.05)^x


1.6666=(1.05)^x

Taking log both side and apply property
logx^a=alogx


log(1.6666)=xlog(1.05)


0.221848749616=x0.0211892990699


(0.221848749616)/(0.0211892990699)=x


x=10.4698484308

Therefore, from the given graph where the value (x,y)=(10.47,30) lie and the curve from (0,18) to (10.47,30) is the solution of the answer.

Hence, option A is correct (also correct graph is attached)


The value of an antique plate after x years can be modeled by f(x) = 18(1.05)x. Which-example-1
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