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WGU Applied Algebra FXO2 PFXP C957 Questions and Answers

Question 33

The value of a collectible artifact is represented by the function

f(x)=330× 〖 1.15 〗 ^x

In this function, xrepresents the number of years since 2005, and f(x)represents the value of the artifact, in dollars.

Which value represents the average yearly rate of change of the value of the artifact from 2006 to 2011?

Options:

A.

76.76

B.

163.26

C.

383.81

D.

571.41

Question 34

The exponential function

f(t)=2900(1.13)

t

represents the size of a bacteria population, where t is the time in hours.

How many bacteria are in the population when t=18?

Options:

A.

20,495

B.

23,160

C.

26,170

D.

29,573

Question 35

The graphed function n(t)represents the number of people, n, at a park thours after 8:00 a.m. The plotted points Aand Bhave coordinates (2│110)and (6│182).

Which statement gives the correct interpretation of the average rate of change of the number of people over the interval from point Ato point B?

Options:

A.

The number of people at the park decreases at an average rate of 18 per hour.

B.

The number of people at the park decreases at an average rate of 9 per hour.

C.

The number of people at the park increases at an average rate of 9 per hour.

D.

The number of people at the park increases at an average rate of 18 per hour.

Question 36

The graph shows the progress of a manufacturing team, modeling the number of widgets the team is able to produce each day since the team was formed.

How should the average rate of change from day 16 to day 18 be interpreted?

Options:

A.

Over the 2-day period, the team approximately produced an additional 1.7 widgets in total.

B.

Over the 2-day period, the team approximately produced an additional 0.8 widgets in total.

C.

The team increased production by an average of approximately 1.7 widgets each day.

D.

The team increased production by an average of approximately 0.8 widgets each day.