Asap! 10 points what is the percent of increase for f(x)=8(1.2)^x you very much

The question has a problem. The problem is that the increase is not linear and that makes it hard to answer. %s work best when studying linear conditions. This is not impossible to do. You just need to use some interval.

So for example, set up a small table up to 5

x                f(x)

0               8

1                9.6

2               11.52

3               13.824

4                16.588

5                19.91

Low let's see what the % increase is from point 4 to point 5

16.588 * x/100 = 19.91

Multiply by 100

16.588 * x = 19.91 * 100

16.588 * x = 1991              Divide by 16.588

x = 1991/16.588

x = 120%

I think that may be the answer you seek. No matter what two consecutive points you pick, the answer will be 120%

If the points are not consecutive you will get a different answer than 120.

120% But read the question's answer

can you rephrase the question ? it is unclear : -)

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