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The decay factor i s . The decay rate is 25%. The initial value is 20 . c) This function represents growth since the factor is greater than 1. The growth factor is 3. The growth rate is 200%. The initial value is 0.1 d) This function represents decay since the factor is less than 1. The decay factor is 0.4. The decay rate is 60%. The initial value is 1.
You can probably tell when you read them which, if either, refers to what you are doing in class. Hi William. Growth factor is the factor by which a quantity multiplies itself over time. Growth rate is the addend by which a quantity increases (or decreases) over time. For example, compound interest is a growth factor situation: If your investment yields 10% annually, then that means that each year, your total has multiplied itself by 110% (the growth factor is 1.10). Growth rate isn't expressed as a percentage. It is something that is constant such as the height of this tree grows at the rate of 10 cm/year. Here's a question for that shows you how growth factors and growth rates differ: My sister and I each have an allowance this week of $0.01 each.