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The table shows the annual increase in cost in t years for certain grocery items. Based on the formula A = C(1 + r)t, which equation could you use to determine the cost in t yea…
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The table shows the annual increase in cost in t years for certain grocery items. Based on the formula A = C(1 + r)t, which equation could you use to determine the cost in t years for a gallon of milk?
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The answers A = 4.25(1.10)^t
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Given A=C(1+r)t
to get the formula for cost we make C the subject as follows
divide both sides by (1+r)t, this will give us:
A/(1+r)t=C
hence the cost function will be:
C=A(1+r)^(-t)
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