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Given the following exponential function, what is the initial amount y 60(1.71)^x?

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The initial y value can be found by setting x to 0. Anything to the power of 0 is 1, so 1.71^x when x is 0 is just 1. 60*1=60, which is the initial y value. Hope this helps!

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