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ok... so the model is \[f(t) = A_{0} e^{kt}\] k = growth constant, t = time in years since 1976 \[A_{0} = initial ~ prize~ $0.89 ~ mill. \] so the model looks like \[f(t) = 0.89e^{kt}\] so now you need to find the growth constant so use f(t) = $7.02 mill when t = 26 t = 26 is the number of years from 1976 to 2012. so substitute them and find k... that's a start, and I hope it helps
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