a.
To find: the zero of function and explain its meaning.
a.
Answer to Problem 37E
The zero represents that the lifespan of an asset is less than 36 months or 3 years.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The given variables are as follows:
Value of a piece of software =
Number of months =
The equation for
Calculation:
Rearrange the given equation with slope intercept form as follows:
Put
Thus, the zero of function is
The zero of function
b.
To find: the slope and explain its meaning.
b.
Answer to Problem 37E
The slope represents as the time increases, the value of assets decreases by 290 per month.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The given variables are as follows:
Value of a piece of software =
Number of months =
The equation for
Calculation:
Rearrange the given equation with slope intercept form as follows:
Thus, the slope value is
The slope represents that at the time of purchase, the value of the asset is 10,440. As the time increases, the value decreases by 290 per month.
c.
To graph: the function.
c.
Answer to Problem 37E
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The given variables are as follows:
Value of a piece of software =
Number of months =
The equation for
Zero of function =
Calculation:
The zero of function
Rearrange the given equation with slope intercept form as follows:
Put
Thus, the y- intercept is
Now, plot the graph for point coordinates
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