Let's analyze the questions one by one.
- Local Bakery Equipment Depreciation:
The equipment is worth $80,000 and depreciates at a rate of 6% per year. To find the value of the equipment after \( n \) years, we multiply the initial value by \( (1 - \text{depreciation rate})^n \). In this case, the depreciation rate is 6%, so the remaining value each year is 94% of the previous value. Thus, the equation will be:
\[ a_n = 80,000(0.94)^n \]
So, the correct response is:
- an=80,000(0.94)n
- Declining Herd of Elephants:
The herd declines at a rate of 4% per year from an initial count of 62 elephants. The function for exponential decay can be modeled as:
\[ y = 62(1 - 0.04)^t \] \[ y = 62(0.96)^t \]
Therefore, the correct response is:
- y=62(0.96)t
- Birds Modeling with Function:
Using the equation \( y = 4,060(0.95)^t \), we can calculate the number of birds after the specified years:
- For \( t = 0 \): \( y = 4,060(0.95)^0 = 4,060 \)
- For \( t = 5 \): \( y = 4,060(0.95)^5 \approx 3,197 \)
- For \( t = 10 \): \( y = 4,060(0.95)^{10} \approx 2,268 \)
- For \( t = 15 \): \( y = 4,060(0.95)^{15} \approx 1,674 \)
- For \( t = 20 \): \( y = 4,060(0.95)^{20} \approx 1,200 \)
Now, we match these numbers with the graphs. Given the description and increments provided, the graph should show a consistent decrease and fit these calculated values.
- Answer: Without the graphs provided, I'm unable to specify exactly which option fits best. Please look for decreasing trends matching the calculated points.
- Horizontal Asymptote:
For exponential decay functions, the horizontal asymptote generally approaches the x-axis (y=0) as time (t) goes to infinity. Therefore, the horizontal asymptote for the exponential decay functions is at:
- The horizontal asymptote is at y=0.
- Graph with Specific Properties:
The graph properties state that it has a y-intercept at (0,22), a horizontal asymptote at y=5, and is decreasing for all values of x. To find the correct graph:
- The specific y-intercept of (0,22) indicates a starting point above the horizontal asymptote. Thus, we are looking for a decreasing function starting above y=5.
Based on your description, the graph must be consistent with these properties. Look for a graph option indicating a point at (0,22) and an asymptote at y=5:
- The answer would be: Check the descriptions in the images provided for those exact properties.
Please review and match these insights with your provided graphics and descriptions for the best responses!