The Value V (in millions of dollars) of a famous painting can be modeled by V = 10e^[kt], where t represents the year, with t = 0 corresponding to 2000. In 2008, the same painting was sold for $65 million. Find the value of the painting in 2014.
isn this physics?
@kittiwitti1 i guess this is not math....
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CuAndo editarAs tU la pregunta?
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First find the value of 'k' in 2008, t = 8 (2008-2000) and V given = 65 so, 65 = 10e^(8k) find k from here
@hartnn I used an online calculator and got the answer but my calculator won't get the value (it says Overflow error)? o_o
to find the value of k ?? use wolframalpha.com
@kittiwitti1 have you learned logs?
ln(6.5)/8 =k
well I did this:\[65=10e^{kt}\]\[\frac{ln6.5}{8}\approx23.3975\]\[V=10e^{23.3975\times 14}\]and the calculator said ERROR: Overflow. My calculator is a TI-84 Plus graphing, btw
@thisSucks I'm asking if I got any wrong values because the calculator returned an error message.
k = 0.233, not 23.33
ln 6.5 /8 = 0.2334
Oh. My bad o_o I guess online calculators aren't that great.
i used google for that :P
Actually, no I read it wrong, it said "23.---"% so maybe it's right
So if I fix the decimal it should be right?
yes, then its right
Okay, thanks @hartnn (:
thank me when you get correct final answer... and post it too, so that i can verify
So I did this\[10e^{.233975\times14}\approx264.6042\]I assume the error message was because I put too high an exponent on the first try (Google says the highest exponent the calculator can calculate is 99)?
you're correct on both things. welcome ^_^
Hahah okay, thanks again (:
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