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21.01.2021 • 
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Answer The multiplicative rate of change that should be in Hal’s function = 49/50=0.98
=9.8×10⁻¹

Explanation
The investment of $10,000 decreases by 2% every year. So the following year is usually (100 - 2)=98% of the previous year. This is a geometric progression.
In this case the first term = 10000
The second term = 98% × 10000 = 9800.
The common ratio = 9800/10000=49/50
The multiplicative rate of change that should be in Hal’s function = 49/50=0.98.
The equation of the exponential rate would be;
10,000ₓ0.98ⁿ.
where n is the number years.


Answer The multiplicative rate of change that should be in Hal’s function = 49/50=0.98 =9.8×10⁻¹
Answer The multiplicative rate of change that should be in Hal’s function = 49/50=0.98 =9.8×10⁻¹

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