Step-by-step explanation: Take 74,145 and multiply it by 4%. Then take that number and add it to the 74,145 and that'll give you year one. For year 2 you'll take your total from year 1 and multiply it by the 4% growth rate then you'll add the 4% to what your ending from year 1 and that'll give you your total growth after 2 years. Then you'll take your ending total from year 2 and multiply it by 4% and then you'll add that 4% to the total end from year 2 and that'll give you your total growth of 4% every year for 3 consecutive years.

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3 years ago

Joe began to increase the speed of his car at 2:00 P.M. Since that time,the speed of Joes car has been steadily increasing by 1

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Answer:

7 mins

Step-by-step explanation:

Current speed of Joes Car = 65.5 mph

We have to find the time interval for which the car exceeded the speed limit of 55 mph.

While, we are given that the speed of the car was constantly increasing, hence the speed over all increased from the limit of 55 mph = 65.50-55.00 = 10.50 mph

We are also given that Joes car was increasing speed at a constant rate of 1.50 mph for every passing minute. Hence

1.50 mph is increased in 1 minute

1 mph will be increase in $\frac{1}{1.5}$ minutes