To rewrite the given exponential function \( y = 750(1.6)^{t4} \) in the form \( y = a(1+r)^x \), let's start by clarifying the expression.
Step 1: Rewrite the exponential function
The function can be interpreted as:
- \( a = 750 \)
- The expression \( 1.6^{t4} \) appears to mix variables; however, it can be rewritten to match the required form.
Using the properties of exponents, we can factor out the constant from \( t4 \): \[ y = 750 \cdot (1.6)^{(t \cdot 4)} = 750 \cdot (1.6^4)^{t} \]
Now we calculate \( 1.6^4 \): \[ 1.6^4 = 6.5536 \] So the function can now be written as: \[ y = 750 \cdot (6.5536)^{t} \]
Step 2: Identify \( a \) and \( r \)
In the \( y = a(1 + r)^x \) form:
- Here, \( a = 750 \)
- Let \( r = 6.5536 - 1 = 5.5536 \) (since we're looking at how \( 6.5536 \) relates to \( 1 + r \))
Step 3: Convert \( r \) to a percentage
\[ r = 5.5536 \implies \text{Percentage} = 5.5536 \cdot 100 \approx 555.36% \]
Step 4: Determine the function's behavior
Since the base of the exponent \( 1.6 > 1 \), this indicates that the function is growing.
Conclusion
Thus, we summarize:
- The function is growing.
- The constant percent rate of change is approximately 555.36%.
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