Mathematics, 07.12.2020 03:00 ptrlvn01

Which situation could be modeled using a geometric sequence? A cell phone company charges $30.00 per month for 2 gigabytes of data and $12.50 for each additional gigabyte of data. The temperature in your car is 79°. You lower the temperature of your air conditioning by 2° every 3 minutes in order to find a comfortable temperature. David’s parents have set a limit of 50 minutes per week that he may play online games during the school year. However, they will increase his time by 5% per week for the next ten weeks. David’s parents have set a limit of 50 minutes per week that he may play online games during the school year. However, they will increase his time by 5% per week for the next ten weeks.

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