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All the payroll information needed to prepare payroll and tax reports is found on

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c

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Substituting the value into equation (2) and solve for a, we have:

6.771 = 5.937 * a^10

a^10 = 6.771 / 5.937

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P(t) = P(14) = World population in 2012 = ?

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a = 1.013 as already calculated above

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P(14) = 5.937 * 1.013^14

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