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A film club initially had 300 members. However, its membership has since decreased by 6% each year. How many members did the clu

b have after 5 years?

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mezya [45]2 years ago

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F(x) = 300(1-.06)^5
f(x) = 300(.7339040224...)
f(x) = 220.17120672
After 5 years, the club should still have 220 members.

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