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I really need help pleaseee

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Dmitriy789 [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

P=163,487,500

Step-by-step explanation: P=Ae^(kt)

151000000=145000000*e^(k5)

151000000/14500000=e^(k5)

1.04137931=e^(k5)

Ln 1.04=Ln e^(k5)

0.04=k5

k= 0.008

P=145,000,000*e^(.008*15)

P=145,000,000*e^0.12

e=2.71828

P=145,000,000*1.12749685

p=163,487,500

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