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The number of branches on a large tree after the year 2000 is represented by the following table: Time (years) Branches Which model for B(t), the number of branches t years afte…

The number of branches on a large tree after the year 2000 is represented by the following table: Time (years) Branches Which model for B(t), the number of branches t years afte…
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The number of branches on a large tree after the year 2000 is represented by the following table:

Time (years)
Branches

Which model for B(t), the number of branches t years after the year 2000, best fits the data?

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Answer: B(t) = 16*(1.2)t

Explanation:

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