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The number of people,y,at a party that remains after t hours can be modeled by the equation y=.75(.97)^t. What is the decrease rate of people at a party?
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The number of people,y,at a party that remains after t hours can be modeled by the equation y=.75(.97)^t. What is the decrease rate of people at a party?
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The number of people,y,at a party that remains after t hours can be modeled by the equation y=.75(.97)^t. What is the decrease rate of people at a party?
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i think itβs is (98.7)
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