MAT-1025 Midterm: MATH 1025 App State summer2012 Test2

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Be sure to show your work! have 5 kilograms of this isotope. /14 points) the radioactive isotope appalachium-1025 decays at a rate of 2. 5% per day. The growth factor (i. e. base) is b = The amount of appalachium-1025 remaining after t days is f (t) = ( formula). After kilograms left after 2 days. days, only 1 kilogram is left. /14 points) the following picture shows the graphs of y = 10 ln(t), y = 10 2t, and y = 10 0. 5t. [note: it is possible for limits to be or . ] The y-intercept of i and ii is a = The graph of y = 10 ln(t) is labeled by. The graph of y = 10 2t is labeled by. The graph of y = 10 0. 5t is labeled by. Its domain is and range is lim t . /10 points) find a formula for the exponential function g(t) such that g(10) = 50 and g(30) = 25.

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