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This question, with your last answer and correct answer, is displayed below A new car costs $29,000 depreciates to 65 % of its value in 2 years. Round all answers to 2 decimal places, where necessary a. Assume that the depreciation is linear What is the linear function that models the value of this car t years after purchase f(t) Preview syntax error b. Assume that the value of the car is given by an exponential function Aek, where A is the initial price of the car Find the value of the constant k. Answer exactly Preview n 17 to.5/1] c. For the linear model used in part (a), find the value of the car 4 years after the purchase, then do the same for the exponential model used in part (b). Round your answer to 2 decimal places. Linear after 4 years: S Exponential after 4 years: S Answer: 29000 5075t Answer Answer: 8700 Answer: 12252.5 | on In(0.65) 2

Explanation / Answer

cost of new car = $ 29000

depreciates to 65% in 2 years

so we have two points ( 0 , 29000 )

( 2 , 18850 )

a) finding linear function

slope = ( 18850 - 29000 ) ( 2- 0 )

= -5075

hence , linear equation is

29000 - 5075t

b)  finding exponential equation

y = Ae^kt

29000 = A e^k(0)

A = 29000

18850 = 29000 e^(2k)

18850 / 29000 = e^2k

.65 = e^2k

k = ln (.65) / 2

c) value of car 5 years after it was purchase = 29000 - 5075(4)

linear after 4 years = $ 8700

exponential after 4 years = 29000 e^( ln .65/2 ) (4)

exponential after 4 years = $ 12252.5