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A(t)=934(1/2)t/30 for 20 years and 100 years

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\bf A(t)=934\left( (1)/(2) \right)^{(t)/(30)}\qquad \qquad \stackrel{t=20}{A(t)=934\left( (1)/(2) \right)^{(20)/(30)}\implies A(t)=934\left( (1)/(2) \right)^{(2)/(3)}} \\\\\\ \stackrel{t=100}{A(t)=934\left( (1)/(2) \right)^{(100)/(30)}\implies A(t)=934\left( (1)/(2) \right)^{(10)/(3)}}

nothing to it, t = year, and you can just plug that in your calculator.
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