WILL MEDAL

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P(x) = 3x + 200
x=4 ⇒ p(4) = 3(4)+200=12+200=212
x=15 ⇒ p(15) = 3(15)+20=45+200=245

n(x) = 200(1.04)^x
x=4 ⇒ n(4) = 200 (1.04)^4 = 233.97
x=15⇒n(15)=200(1.04)^15 = 360.19

Then n(x) has the highest value in 4 years; n(x) has the highest value in 15 years

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