The function f(t)=3,502.86(1.15)(t−12) models the amount of money in Gavin's investment account after t years. Gavin says this m

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Natali [406]

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The function f(t)=3,502.86(1.15)(t−12) models the amount of money in Gavin's investment account after t years. Gavin says this m

eans that the initial amount in the account was $3,502.86. Is he correct? Why or why not? ...(t-12) is an exponent btw

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liraira [26] · Answer 1 · 2022-07-22T00:16:17+03:00

liraira [26]2 years ago

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Answer: Yes, because 3502.86 is multiplied by the exponent. i think, because i was stuck between that and the other yes, and the other yes was wrong, so im pretty sure its that.

Tell me if im right.

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