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Linear vs. Exponential Word Problems At separate ti es i the ourse, ou e lear ed a out li ear fu tio s a d e po e tial fu tio s, a d do e ord pro le s i ol i g ea h t pe of fu tio. Toda s assig e t o i es those t o t pes of problems. In each pro le, ou ll eed to ake a hoi e of hether to use a li ear fu tio or a exponential function. Below is some advice that will help you decide. Linear Function f(x) = mx + b Exponential Function f(x) = a b x or f(x) = m(x x ) + y b is the starting value, m is the rate or the slope. m is positive for growth, negative for decay. a is the starting value, b is the base or the multiplier. b > for growth, 0 < b < for decay. See below for ways to find the base b. Choosing linear vs. exponential In growth and decay problems (that is, problems involving a quantity increasing or decreasing), here s how to decide whether to choose a linear function or an exponential function. If the growth or decay involves increasing or decreasing by a fixed number, use a linear function. The equation will look like: y = mx + b f(x) = (rate) x + (starting amount). If the growth or decay is expressed using multiplication (including words like doubling or halving ) use an exponential function. The equation will look like: PRACTICE f(x) = (starting amount) (base) x.. Decide whether the word problem represents a linear or exponential function. Circle either linear or exponential. Then, write the function formula. a. A library has 8000 books, and is adding 500 more books each year. Linear or exponential? y =. b. A gym s customers must pay $50 for a membership, plus $3 for each time they use the gym. c. A bank account starts with $0. Every month, the amount of money in the account is tripled.

d. At the start of a carnival, you have 50 ride tickets. Each time you ride the roller coaster, you have to pay 6 tickets. e. There are 0,000 owls in the wild. Every decade, the number of owls is halved. Linear or exponential? y =.. Decide whether the table represents a linear or exponential function. Circle either linear or exponential. Then, write the function formula. a. y 5 8 4 7 0 3 b. y 3 6 4 48 96 9 384 c. y 0 5.5.5.65.35.565.0785 d. y 8 4 0-4 -8 - -6 Linear or exponential? y = e. y 50 35 4.5 7.5.005 8.4035 5.8845 4.775 Linear or exponential? y = f.

y 40 35 30 5 0 5 0 5 Linear or exponential? y = g. y.4.6.9.35.05 3.0375 4.5565 6.834375 Linear or exponential? y = 3. Make a table for f(x) = x 8. x 0 3 4 5 6 f(x) = x 8 x 4. Make a table for f(x) = 8 ( ). Express answers as fractions. x x f(x) = 8 ( ) 0 3 4 5 6 in fractions

5. A science experiment involves periodically measuring the number of mold cells present on a piece of bread. At the start of the experiment, there are 50 mold cells. Each time a periodic observation is made, the number of mold cells triples. For example, at observation #, there are 50 mold cells. a. Write a function formula equation (y = ) for the number of mold cells present, where x stands for the observation number. b. Fill in the missing outputs of this table. x = observation number 0 3 4 5 y = mold cell count 50 50 c. Suppose that the mold begins to be visible as green coloration when the mold cell count exceeds 00,000. On which observation will this happen? d. What will be the mold cell count on the 0th observation? When you find the answer on your calculator, it will be so large that it displays in scientific notation (E notation). Rewrite the answer as an ordinary big number. 6. Julie gets a pre-paid cell phone. Initially she has a $40.00 balance on the phone. Each minute of talking costs $0.5. Let x stand for the amount of time in minutes that Julie has talked on the phone, and let f(x) stand for the remaining dollar value of the phone. a. Is f(x) a linear function or an exponential function? Explain how you know. b. Find a function formula equation f(x) = c. Find the value of f(0) and explain its meaning in terms of the cell phone. d. Find the value of f(00) and explain its meaning in terms of the cell phone. e. Find the value of x that makes f(x) = 0, and explain its meaning in terms of the cell phone.

f. Find the value of x that makes f(x) = 0, and explain its meaning in terms of the cell phone.