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With a yearly inflation rate of 5%, prices are given by P= Po(1.05)^t where Po is the price in dollars when t=0 and t is time in years. suppose Po=1. How fast (in cents/years) are prices rising when t=10?
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the derivative of \[(1.05)^t\] is \[(1.05)^t\ln(1.05)\] replace t by 10 to get your answer
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