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the enrollment at a new school increases at a constant percent rate. after y years , the number of students enrolled is given by the expression 52 • 3 y/5

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After y years the number of students is given as,


52\cdot3^{(y)/(5)}

The number of students when school has opened can be determined as,


52\cdot3^{(0)/(5)}=52

Thus, the number of students when the school has opend is 52.

The number of years after which the number of students triple can be determined as,


\begin{gathered} 52\cdot3^{(y)/(5)}=52*3 \\ 3^{(y)/(5)}=3 \\ (y)/(5)=1 \\ y=5 \end{gathered}

Thus, required value of number of years is 5.

The factor by which the number of enrollment increases from one year to another can be determined as,


\begin{gathered} \frac{52\cdot3^{(y+1)/(5)}}{52\cdot3^{(y)/(5)}} \\ =3^{(1)/(5)} \end{gathered}

Thus, the above expression gives the requried value of factor.

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