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Karla’s starting salary was $32,000. She gets a 5% raise every year. Does this situation model a linear function?

Karla’s starting salary was $32,000. She gets a 5% raise every year. Does this situation model a linear function?
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Karla’s starting salary was $32,000. She gets a 5% raise every year. Does this situation model a linear function?

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I believe it does

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32000 times .05

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