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In what kind of problem would you use the given formula below? f(t)=a(1+r) O Quadratic Growth O Linear Growth O Exponential Growth O Exponential Decay
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In what kind of problem would you use the given formula below?

f(t)=a(1+r)

O Quadratic Growth
O Linear Growth
O Exponential Growth
O Exponential Decay

User Ctbrown
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2nd one I guess might be wrong

User Syperus
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It's either the first one or the third

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