Gordon is evaluating some stocks he wants to purchase. You can see the function of the stock price below. The variable x represents days.
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@Mehek14
for #1 f(x) = 26(1.3)x that is your equation.
will you be able to graph this for the second question?
I am not good at graphs :(
idk if desmos caluclator will help
do this substitute values for x f(1) = 26(1.3)1 f(1) = 33.8 f(2) = 26(1.3)2 f(2) = 67.6
x is the days and the y is the amount of how much you choose
f(x)+g(x)=[26(1.3)x]−6 plug in the values of x f(1)+g(1)=[26(1.3)1]−6
which will make it 33.8-6 or the 1st day for the new function at stock D
so thats 3 the f(x)+g(x)=[26(1.3)x]−6 plug in the values of x f(1)+g(1)=[26(1.3)1]−6
yes
now for 4 you have to graph again
for the graph, all you do is translation
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