### Problem 4: Understanding Exponential DecayWhat if we started with the house having a size of 1.5 ft.? If a click to go smaller reduces the size by 50%, what formula could we use that is well connected to the first one?Given formula:\[ f(x) = a(c)^x \]Where:- $ a $ is the initial size of the house.- $ c $ is the reduction factor.- $ x $ represents the number of clicks.Based on the problem:- $ a $ is ________ and its value is $ a = 1.5 $ ft.- $ c $ is ________ and its value is $ c = 0.5 $ (since the size reduces by 50% each click).- $ x $ represents ________ the number of clicks.This formula helps us understand how the size of the house changes exponentially with each click.**Note:** This problem involves understanding how exponential decay works, which is a crucial concept in mathematics, especially in contexts such as population decline, radioactive decay, and in this case, size reduction. ### Stock Growth and Decline Formulas#### 5. Stock Growth FormulaIf you own one share of stock in GameStop that was worth $100 when you bought it, what formula would show it having 4% growth a year?The formula given is:\[ f(x) = a(c)^x \]To understand the components of this formula:- **a** is __________________ and its value is $ a = $ _______- **c** is __________________ and its value is $ c = $ _______- **x** represents __________________#### 6. Stock Decline FormulaWhat if your hundred dollars share instead lost 4% per year? What does this formula look like?The formula remains similar:\[ f(x) = a(c)^x \]We need to define the components for the decline scenario:- **a** is __________________ and its value is $ a = $ _______- **c** is __________________ and its value is $ c = $ _______- **x** represents __________________### Biological Half-Life of Medication#### 7. Over-the-Counter Headache RelieverThe biological half-life of an over-the-counter headache reliever is 1 hour. This means that the amount of pain reliever in the body is reduced by 50% every hour. Suppose Jasper took 200 mg of this medication. Write a function $ f $ that you can use to model t hours after taking the medication.

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Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

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Author:Robert F. Blitzer

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ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1MCCP: In Exercises 1-25, simplify the given expression or perform the indicated operation (and simplify,...

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