Explanation:
To find the difference in total revenue projected by the two models over the six-year period ending at t = 5, we need to calculate the revenue for each model from t = 0 to t = 5 and subtract the results.
For R1:
R1 = 7.23 + 0.25t + 0.03t^2
Substituting t = 5:
R1(5) = 7.23 + 0.25(5) + 0.03(5^2)
R1(5) = 7.23 + 1.25 + 0.75
R1(5) = 9.23 + 0.75
R1(5) = 9.98 million dollars
For R2:
R2 = 7.23 + 0.1t + 0.01t^2
Substituting t = 5:
R2(5) = 7.23 + 0.1(5) + 0.01(5^2)
R2(5) = 7.23 + 0.5 + 0.25
R2(5) = 7.73 + 0.25
R2(5) = 7.98 million dollars
To find the difference, we subtract R2(5) from R1(5):
Difference = R1(5) - R2(5)
Difference = 9.98 - 7.98
Difference = 2 million dollars
Therefore, the model R1 projects 2 million dollars more in total revenue than R2 over the six-year period ending at t = 5.