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A town has a population of 2000 and grows at 4% every year. What would the exponential function be if you were trying to predict what the town's population would be after 12 years? A 2000(04)12 B 2000(0.
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A town has a population of 2000 and grows at 4% every year.

What would the exponential function be if you were trying to predict what the
town's population would be after 12 years?
A 2000(04)12
B 2000(0.4)12
C 2000(1.04)12 D 0.04(2000)12

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(4)/(?100) * (2000)/(1?) = 80 \\ \\ 2000 + 80 = 2080 \\ \\ \\ 2080 * 12 = 24960

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