1-1 Tables for exponential growth (p10)

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Determine the factor when there is exponential growth.
Determine the formula if you have the table for exponential growth between two variables.

Determine if a table describes exponential growth.
Calculate missing numbers in an exponential growth table.

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Factor not exactly the same

In some exponential growth processes the factor is not exactly the same. This can be caused bij rounding results.

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1,0303; 1,0294; 1,02975

1,02940; 1,0289; 1,02983

1,02840; 1,0289; 1,02983

1,02940; 1,0299; 1,02983

Slide 5 - Quiz

Yes

Slide 6 - Quiz

1,01

1,02

1,03

1,04

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Check for exponential growth

Calculate the factor for each

pair of consecutive units of

time.

2. Check whether the factor is

aproximatly the same for the

entire table.

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Yes

Slide 11 - Quiz

Yes

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Yes

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Yes

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Calculate missing numbers

- To calculate the next

number in a table,

multiply by the factor

- To calculate the previous

number in a table, devide

by the factor

Actualy working with the formula is easier!

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6 (p. 11)

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h = 256 \cdot 1, 25^{​ t ​ ​}

h = 300 \cdot 0, 2^{​ t ​ ​}

h = 64 \cdot 2^{​ t ​ ​}

h = 2 \cdot 3^{​ t ​ ​}

Slide 18 - Quiz

h = 256 \cdot 1, 25^{​ t ​ ​}

h = 300 \cdot 0, 2^{​ t ​ ​}

h = 64 \cdot 2^{​ t ​ ​}

h = 2 \cdot 3^{​ t ​ ​}

Slide 19 - Quiz

h = 256 \cdot 1, 25^{​ t ​ ​}

h = 300 \cdot 0, 2^{​ t ​ ​}

h = 64 \cdot 2^{​ t ​ ​}

h = 2 \cdot 3^{​ t ​ ​}

Slide 20 - Quiz

h = 256 \cdot 1, 25^{​ t ​ ​}

h = 300 \cdot 0, 2^{​ t ​ ​}

h = 64 \cdot 2^{​ t ​ ​}

h = 2 \cdot 3^{​ t ​ ​}

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Conclusion:

Growth factors may differ slightly due to rounding off
Check if a table shows an exponential growth by calculating the growth factor of each consecutave interval
Determine unknown values in table by

using the formula

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Try on your own

1, 2, 5 and 7

TRY ON YOUR OWN

1, 2, 5 and 7 (p. 10-11)

RULES:

In your writingbook
Use: Textbook
Discussion when you are stuck is allowed

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Extra excercise: B1; B2 (p. 26)

Challenge: C1 (p. 30)

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