Mathematics, 26.01.2021 04:30, natimike10
A video featuring a grumpy dog became viral on social media. The function v(t)=5,700(1.12)4t could be used to model v v , the total number of views of the video, and t t , days after the video went viral, where 0≤t≤15. Which statement describes the function v(t)?
The video had 15 views the day it went viral, and the total number of views increased by about 12% four times a day.
The video had 5,700 views the day it went viral, and the total number of views increased by about 12% four times a day for the first 15 days.
The video had 112 views the day it went viral, and the total number of views increased by about 15% every four days for the first 5,700 days.
The video had 5,700 views the day it went viral, and the total number of views increased by about 12% every four days for the first 15 days.
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