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Drag each real-world situation to the correct column to show whether it can be modeled by combining additive inverses to get 0. FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS POINTS I JUST WANT TO HELP

Drag each real-world situation to the correct column to show whether it can be modeled-example-1

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Answer:

. An investment account earns 2.8% simple interest.

Since investment amount increases every year linearly, therefore, the modeled situation represents a LINEAR FUNCTION.

B). The price of a stock varies by 2.8% each week.

Since price of the stock may increase or decrease every week, therefore, this situation can't be modeled by any function.

Therefore, the answer is NEITHER.

C). An investment account earns 2.8% compound interest, compounded monthly.

Formula to get the value of the final amount in the account is,

Final value = Initial value ×

Here 't' = Duration of investment

It's an EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION.

Explanation:

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