Given an exponential function for compounding interest, A (x) = P (.82) ^x, what is the rate of change?

a. - 18%

b. - 8%

c. 0.82%

d. 82%

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Trey Keith

Mathematics

7 September, 17:49

Given an exponential function for compounding interest, A (x) = P (.82) ^x, what is the rate of change?

a. - 18%

b. - 8%

c. 0.82%

d. 82%

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Selena Norman · Answer 1

It is a. This is because to find rate we subtrat the rate in this case is. 82 or 82% - 1 or 100% and that would give you the rate in this case its decreasing by an 18%

Darion Ingram · Answer 2

It is a. This is because to find rate we subtrat the rate in this case is. 82 or 82% - 1 or 100% and that would give you the rate in this case its decreasing by an 18%

Given an exponential function for compounding interest, A (x) = P (.82) ^x, what is the rate of change?a. - 18%b. - 8%c. 0.82%d. 82%

Given an exponential function for compounding interest, A (x) = P (.82) ^x, what is the rate of change?

a. - 18%

b. - 8%

c. 0.82%

d. 82%