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Determine the models that could represent a compound interest account that is growing exponentially.

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A(t) = 2,675(1.003)120

A(t) = 4,170(1.04)

A(t) = 3,500(0.997)4t

A(t) = 5,750(1.0024)20

A(t) = 1,500(0.998)127

A(t) = 2,950(0.999)

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Answer:
A(t) = 2,675(1.003)^(120)


A(t) = 4,170(1.04)


A(t) = 5,750(1.0024)^(20)

Explanation:

The exponential growth equation is given by :-


y=Ab^x , where A = initial value , x= time period , b= growth factor.

The growth factor should be greater than 1.

From all the given options , the equations that are exponential :


A(t) = 2,675(1.003)^(120) , here b= 1.003


A(t) = 4,170(1.04) , here b= 1.04


A(t) = 3,500(0.997)^(4t) , here b= 0.997


A(t) = 5,750(1.0024)^(20) , here b= 1.0024


A(t) = 1,500(0.998)^(127) , here b= 0.998


A(t) = 2,950(0.999) , here b= 0.999

From the above exponential equations , only first , second and fourth equation has b>1.

So , the models that could represent a compound interest account that is growing exponentially. are :


A(t) = 2,675(1.003)^(120)


A(t) = 4,170(1.04)


A(t) = 5,750(1.0024)^(20)

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