Lesson 4 Real Life Application of Exponential Functions
Lesson 4 Real Life Application of Exponential Functions
Later when you no longer want that item, you choose to sell it someone.
• How would you decide to sell that item?
• Would you sell that item for the same price as you bought it?
Base is Constant
Exponent is the Independent
Variable
Exponential Growth
𝒕
𝑦=𝑪 (1 +𝒓 ) Growth
rate
Initial Growth
Final Time Period
value factor
value
𝒙
𝑓 ( 𝑥 )= 𝒂 𝒃
• Remember if b > 1, then you will have growth.
Exponential Growth Exponential Decay
𝒕
𝑦=𝑪 (1 +𝒓 ) 𝑦=𝑪 (1 − 𝒓 )𝒕
Exponential Money Growth
𝒏
𝑦= 𝑷 (1+ 𝒓)
Number of Years
Annual Interest Rate
Amount in account
n t
r
after t years.
A P 1
n Number of times
compounded per
year.
Initial principal
deposited in an
account.
Annual Percent of Increase or Decrease
Exponential Growth Exponential Decay
𝒕 𝒕
𝑦=𝑪 (1 +𝒓 ) 𝑦=𝑪 (1 − 𝒓 )
f ( x ) = 12 (1.25) 𝒙
❑
Step 2:growth.
Look at the growth factor from the exponential
1+ r =the
Find 1.25
annual percent of increase or decrease that f(x) =
2(1.25) models
-1 -1
Step 4: Find the percent of increase. So substitute your
r = .25
value for r into 100r--- 100(.25) = 25
Example : Find the annual percent of increase or decrease that f(x) = 3(0.80)x models
Step 2: Look at the decay factor from the exponential formula: 1 – r and set it equal to
the base
1 - r = 0.80
1 - r = 0.80
Step 4: Find the percent of decrease. So substitute your value for r into 100r---
100(.20) = 20
g ( x) 10
5
exponential growth
a) ___________________
10
b) ___________________
growth rate, 60%
g ( x) 7 0.7
t
exponential decay
a) ___________________
b) ___________________
decay rate, 30%
g ( x) 20001.05
t
exponential growth
a) ___________________
2000
b) ___________________
growth rate, 5%
State the
640 pheasants.
State the
after 4 years.
about $688.51.
State the
a. Annually
b. Quarterly
c. Daily
2. You deposit $1,600 in a bank account. Find the
balance after 3 years if the account pays 2.5%
annual interest compounded monthly.