Elazjah

28.05.2021 • 

Mathematics

Creatives have long argued that measuring the effectiveness of their ads would stifle the creative process and lead to less creativity and more objective seeking ads. The outstanding creative ads of the past would no longer be part of the future, they say. Some recent articles have contended that the ads of today are not creative and tend to copy each other. Take a side on this position, and cite examples to support it.

Ответ:

xavier1283

07.05.2021

Mathematics

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Part a:
11.26=8(1.05)
n=7.01
a reasonable domain would be 1< x< 10

part b:
the y-intercept represents the starting height of the plant

part c:
n=2
f(n)=8(1.05)
y=8.82

n=6
f(n)=8(1.05)
f(n)=10.72
y=10.72

10.72-8.82 = 1.9
1.9/4 = 0.475

the average rate of change from n=2 to n=6 is 0.475.
hope this !

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