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#8: Linda is saving for retirement. She invest $12,000 in a retirement fund that pays 4% each year. Write an exponential function that models the amount earned after x years
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#8: Linda is saving for retirement. She invest $12,000 in a retirement fund that pays 4% each year. Write an exponential function that models the amount earned after x years
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#8: Linda is saving for retirement. She invest $12,000 in a retirement fund
that pays 4% each year. Write an exponential function that models the
amount earned after x years
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Answer:
12000(1+.04)^x
Explanation:
12000(1+.04)^x
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