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A certain quantity decays exponentially over time. The initial quantity at t = 0 is 1,000. The quantity decays at a rate of 2%. What is the quantity at t = 4?

A certain quantity decays exponentially over time. The initial quantity at t = 0 is 1,000. The quantity decays at a rate of 2%. What is the quantity at t = 4?
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A certain quantity decays exponentially over time. The initial quantity at t = 0 is 1,000. The quantity decays at a rate of 2%. What is the quantity at t = 4?

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A=1000(1-0.02)^4
A==922.37
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Its D according to edgenuity.
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