a)The formula for the graph of $100 at 8% loss per year will be:
[tex]f(x)=a(1-ppercent)^x[/tex]
So the first graph function is:
[tex]f(x)=100(1-0.08)^x=100(0.92)^x[/tex]
The graph is shown below:The
The point (1,92) lies on this graph.
b) The second graph of $200 at 10% loss per year is given by the equation:
[tex]g(x)=200(1-0.1)^x=200(0.9)^x[/tex]
The graph is shown below:
As seen the point (1,180) lies on second graph.
c) The equation for $100 at 10% loss per year is:
[tex]h(x)=100(1-0.1)^x=100(0.9)^x[/tex]
The graph is shown below:
The point (1,90) lies on this graph.
d) The equation for $200 at 8% loss per year is given by:
[tex]i(x)=200(1-0.08)^x=200(0.92)^x[/tex]
The graph is shown below:
As seen the point (1,184) lies on the graph.
So:
$100 at 8% loss per year has the point (1,92).
$200 at 10% loss per year has the point (1,180).
$100 at 10% loss per year has the point (1,90).
$200 at 8% loss per year has the point (1,184)