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The number of viewers of a weekly TV newsmagazine show, introduced in the 2003 season, has been increasing (in million viewers/year during its t year on the air) at the rate given below. 2(5 + 1/2 t)^(-1\/3) (1<=t<=6\) The number of viewers of the program during its first year (t = 1) on the air is given by 6(11/2)^(2/3) million. Find how many viewers were expected in the 2006 (t = 4) season. (Round your answer to one decimal place.) ________ million viewers
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Might as well simplify all that first.
For example, "6(11/2)^(2/3) million" = 18,695,039
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