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Answer:

Question 7: I am not very good at recursive rules, so I cannot figure it out, sorry.

Question 8: 1/3

Question 9 a: 75 = How much money per paycheck

Question 9 b: 300 = How much money he started with

Question 10 a: 0,328 = initial amount

Question 10 b: 1.013 = percent increase

Question 11-12: Please submit another picture/question with the full graph.

Explanation:

Question 8:

To find the common ratio you take one term divided by one term: 3/1 = 3

Since it is getting smaller every time, fraction: 1/3, because 3 * 1/3 = 1. 1 * 1/3 = 1/3, and it continues in that pattern.

Question 9 a:

f(p) = 75p + 300

Since p = paychecks, 75 appears to be how much money he makes per paycheck.

Question 9 b:

Since you are adding 300 to his current makings, it appears that 300 is the amount of money he already has.

Question 10 a:

Since t = weeks after beginning, 1.013 appears to be the percent increase, and since original amount times percent increase equals total, 10,328 appears to be the initial amount.

Question 10 b:

Since t = weeks after beginning, you would times the percent increase in order to calculate the increase, therefore 1.013 is the percent increase.

Question 11-12: Please submit another picture/question with the full graph.

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