i.
To identify: The rules giving the salaries a and b, in the nth year at companies A and B. respectively. Tell whether the sequence represented by each rule is arithmetic, geometric, or neither.
Two companies, company A and company B, offer the same starting salary of $20,000 per year. Company A gives a raise of $1000 each year. Company B gives a raise of 4% each year.
Company A is arithmetic and company B is geometric.
Given information:
The given terms are.
Explanation:
Put the value of
Because the salary at company A is raised by the same amount each year, the sequence is arithmetic.
Put the value of
Because the salary at company B is raised by the same percentage each year, the sequence is geometric.
Therefore company A is arithmetic and company B is geometric.
ii.
To identify: Drawing Graphs Graph each sequence in the same coordinate plane.
The value of the sequence and plot the point on graph.
Given information:
The given terms are.
Explanation:
Consider the given sequence.
From above explanation.
Draw the table calculate the value of
Draw the graph following the table value.
iii.
To calculate: Sums For each company, find the sum of wages earned during the first 20 years of employment
Company A
Company B
Given information:
The given terms are.
Calculaation:
Put the value of
Put the value of
Put the value of
iv.
To identify: How many years the total amount earned at company B is greater than the total amount earned at company A. Use a graphing calculator or spreadsheet
The required years are
Given information:
The given terms are.
Explanation:
See that the first value of
It mean that the first year such that the total amount earned at company B is greater than the total amount earned at company A is the
So,
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