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\textsf{(a)} \quad \textsf{B.\;\;To find the assets in 2013, subtitute $\boxed{13}$ for $x$ and evaluate to find $A(x)$.}


\textsf{In 2013 the assets are about \$ $\boxed{615.2}$\;billion.}


\textsf{(b)} \quad \textsf{A.\;\;To find the assets in 2016, subtitute $\boxed{16}$ for $x$ and evaluate to find $A(x)$.}


\textsf{In 2016 the assets are about \$ $\boxed{716.9}$\;billion.}


\textsf{(c)} \quad \textsf{A.\;\;To find the assets in 2019, subtitute $\boxed{19}$ for $x$ and evaluate to find $A(x)$.}


\textsf{In 2019 the assets are about \$ $\boxed{835.4}$\;billion.}

Explanation:

The given function approximating the assets (in billions of dollars) for a financial firm is:


A(x)=317e^(0.051x)

Given that x = 7 corresponds to the year 2007 then:

  • x = 13 corresponds to the year 2013.
  • x = 16 corresponds to the year 2016.
  • x = 19 corresponds to the year 2019.


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Part (a)

B. To find the assets in 2013, substitute 13 for x and evaluate to find A(x).


\begin{aligned}A(13)&=317e^(0.051\cdot 13)\\&=317e^(0.663)\\&=317 \cdot 1.940605...\\&=615.17192...\\&=615.2\end{aligned}

In 2013 the assets are about $615.2 billion.


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Part (b)

A. To find the assets in 2016, substitute 16 for x and evaluate to find A(x).


\begin{aligned}A(16)&=317e^(0.051\cdot 16)\\&=317e^(0.816)\\&=317 \cdot 2.261435...\\&=716.8752...\\&=716.9\end{aligned}

In 2016 the assets are about $716.9 billion.


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Part (c)

A. To find the assets in 2019, substitute 19 for x and evaluate to find A(x).


\begin{aligned}A(19)&=317e^(0.051\cdot 19)\\&=317e^(0.969)\\&=317 \cdot 2.635307...\\&=835.3925...\\&=835.4\end{aligned}

In 2019 the assets are about $835.4 billion.

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