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1 point The following expression represents monthly growth. What is the yearly rate of growth? (1.04)^m
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1 point The following expression represents monthly growth. What is the yearly rate of growth? (1.04)^m
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(1.04)^m
m= Months
One year has 12 months_
(1.04)^12 = 1.60
0.60 = yearly rate of growth
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