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Answer:

y(x)=2866.59*(1.06)^x

Explanation:

Let the exponential equation be y=a*b^x. Using y(7) and y(4) we can find the value of b, y(7)/y(4)=b^3=4300/3619, b=1.06. Next, y(4)=a*(1.06)^4=3619, a=2866.59. The equation is y(x)=2866.59*(1.06)^x

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