The expression below represents Julia's annual salary after t years. Interpret the meaning of the expression. a-Julia's initial salary is $4,000, and the growth rate is 25% per year. b-Julia's initial salary is $25,000, and the growth rate is 4% per year. c-Julia's initial salary is $25,000, and the growth rate is 40% per year. d-Julia's initial salary is $4,000, and the growth rate is 2.5% per year.
welcome to QC~ would you mind typing out the expression? it should look something like y = (initial salary)(1 + growth rate)^years
25,000(1.04)with that little t i couldnt find it on the desk top
well like we said before, the initial salary is the number before the parentheses 25,000 and the number inside the parentheses is 1 + growth rate that being said what might the solution be?
im not sure
if 1.04 = 1 + growth rate what's the growth rate?
2.5?
notice how we are adding 1 to the growth rate so we do the opposite, subtract 1 to get growth rate = 1.04 - 1 = ?
0.04
good, and as a percentage, this is 4% so the initial salary is 25,000 and the growth rate is 4% making the answer choice..?
b thanks:)
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