Question

Exponential growth and decay functions are written in standard form as
F(t) = Ap• bkt, where Ag is an initial amount, b is the growth factor, k is the
growth rate, and t is
A. temperature
B. time
C. altitude
D. total



Please help!

Answer 1

Let's begin by identifying key information given to us:

Exponential growth and decay functions are written in standard form (as shown below):

$\begin{gathered} F\mleft(t\mright)=A_g\cdot bkt \\ where\colon \\ A_g=initial\text{ }amount \\ b=growth\text{ }factor \\ k=growth\text{ }rate \\ t=time \end{gathered}$

Both exponential and decay functions are time-dependent functions.

As such, the ''t'' in the formula represent ''time''