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Mathematics, 16.04.2021 18:40, KingKayyy9177

If the price of textbooks is rising 5% per year, a $100 book will cost $105 next year. Assume that prices are rising by 5% per year. Find a function f(x) that describes how much textbooks will cost in x years.


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