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Video for Open Course Library Intermediate Algebra (MATH9Y), developed by Tyler Wallace.

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- [Donna] In this example, we're gonna be writing exponential and linear models given non-yearly rate. So for problem seven, we ...

- [Professor] In problem 16, we're gonna learn how to write an exponential function model, given some information. So, we're told ...

So in this case, what we see is that the exponential function, that's the one that was graphed here, because Y one is gonna be a ...

That goes into our function model, 0.96 to the t. And, there we have our exponential decay model for this enrollment situation.

For the second case, now I have an exponential function, which that means y prime is equal to pi to the x times natural log of pi.

The exponential function, e; our e function, which is a very important number in math and science, it's a never-ending number, just ...

- [Donna] In this example we're asked to use our calculator and the exponential regression to generate an exponential function ...

But this should look pretty familiar to you, this is a y equals plus b function, better known as a linear function. Alright I am gonna ...

So the maximum output for function A is thirty two thousand. So here's my practical range for function A A of t is bigger than or ...

This we said is an exponential function. So here you have the defining difference between linear and exponential functions.

So, we're gonna write the exponential function model P of T to predict the population at time T in years after the year 2000. So, the ...

- So, for problem 12, what we are being asked to do is for each of the following functions, draw a sketch then use the graphing ...

All I can see on the standard window is part of the exponential function. Notice that my outputs are going to need to be 70 for the ...

... in order to be able to solve for that exponent we are now going to need our logorithm, so we're going to apply the log function to ...

... and in each row I'm either given an exponential function or information that should enable me to write an exponential function.

Video for Open Course Library Intermediate Algebra (MATH9Y), developed by Tyler Wallace.