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How does h(t)=9th(t) = 9^t change over the interval from t=0t = 0 to t=1t = 1?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) h(t)h(t) decreases by 99\newline(B) h(t)h(t) increases by 800%800\%\newline(C) h(t)h(t) increases by 900%900\%\newline(D) h(t)h(t) increases by t=0t = 000

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Q. How does h(t)=9th(t) = 9^t change over the interval from t=0t = 0 to t=1t = 1?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) h(t)h(t) decreases by 99\newline(B) h(t)h(t) increases by 800%800\%\newline(C) h(t)h(t) increases by 900%900\%\newline(D) h(t)h(t) increases by t=0t = 000
  1. Calculate h(0)h(0): Calculate h(0)h(0) by substituting t=0t = 0 into h(t)=9th(t) = 9^t.\newlineh(0)=90h(0) = 9^0\newlineh(0)=1h(0) = 1
  2. Calculate h(1)h(1): Calculate h(1)h(1) by substituting t=1t = 1 into h(t)=9th(t) = 9^t.\newlineh(1)=91h(1) = 9^1\newlineh(1)=9h(1) = 9
  3. Determine increase or decrease: Determine if h(t)h(t) increases or decreases from t=0t = 0 to t=1t = 1. Since h(0)=1h(0) = 1 and h(1)=9h(1) = 9, h(t)h(t) increases.
  4. Calculate percentage increase: Calculate the percentage increase from t=0t = 0 to t=1t = 1.
    % increase = [h(1)h(0)h(0)]×100%\left[\frac{h(1) - h(0)}{h(0)}\right] \times 100\%
    % increase = [911]×100%\left[\frac{9 - 1}{1}\right] \times 100\%
    % increase = [81]×100%\left[\frac{8}{1}\right] \times 100\%
    % increase = 8×100%8 \times 100\%
    % increase = 800%800\%

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