MODULE 17: INTERPRETING INPUTS AND OUTPUTS FOR SITUATIONS QUIZ QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS.

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MODULE 17: INTERPRETING INPUTS AND OUTPUTS
FOR SITUATIONS QUIZ QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS.

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PAC and DTA are competitors in the cell phone industry. The following
graph shows the amount of money in each company's reserve fund, in
millions of dollars, since 2000. Define P(t) and D(t) to model the




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In 2010, which company had more in its reserve fund? By how much?


In 2010, PAC had approximately 1.7 million dollars more in its reserve fund than
DTA.

In 2010, PAC had approximately 0.45 million dollars more in its reserve fund
than DTA.

In 2010, DTA had approximately 0.45 million dollars more in its reserve fund
than PAC.

In 2010, DTA had approximately 1.7 million dollars more in its reserve fund than
PAC.




Donald saved $1,000.00 in a mutual fund, which has been earning an
average of 8% interest every year. The amount of money in the account at
the beginning of each year is shown in the following scatterplot. Donald
would like to predict the amount of money in this account for the next few
years.




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