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Directions in the picture, i need to do number 30

Directions in the picture, i need to do number 30-example-1
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Hello there. To solve this question, we'll have to remember some properties about growth or decay functions and how to rewrite expressions.

Given the expression no. 30:


y=a(0.25)^{(t)/(9)}

We can rewrite:


0.25=1-0.75

Therefore we have:


y=a(1-0.75)^{(t)/(9)}

In this case, we get r = 0.75, that means a decay rate, because the values will get smaller and smaller as t increases.

The end behavior of this function is getting close to zero when t is sufficiently large.

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