The expression 11(1.022)* models the per capita gross domestic product (GDP) of the US, in thousands of

dollars, as a function of the number of years since 1950.

What does 1.022 represent in this expression?

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Where a represent the initial amount and b the rate of growth/decay for the model and the time in  years since 1950.

For this case the value of b is given by:

And if we solve for r the rate of growth we got:

The answer for this case would be: 1.022 represent the growth factor for the GDP since 1950 (because b >1) and each year the GDP increase by a factor of 1.022

Step-by-step explanation:

For this case we are ssuming that we can model the GDP gross domestic product (GDP) of the US, in thousands of  dollars with the folllowing function:

And we can see that this formula is governed by the exponential model formula given by:

Where a represent the initial amount and b the rate of growth/decay for the model and the time in  years since 1950.

For this case the value of b is given by:

And if we solve for r the rate of growth we got:

The answer for this case would be: 1.022 represent the growth factor for the GDP since 1950 (because b >1) and each year the GDP increase by a factor of 1.022

x= 149. 24+7=31. 180-31=149

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