The total number of Atlanta Braves shirts a small gift shop has sold during a calendar year is represented by the function s (t)months after January.Fill in the following derivative interpretations:s' (t)=11442.936e-0.786tShirts per month(1+84.715e-0.786t) 2gives the Rate of change171.8521+84.715e-0.786tmonths after January.In June, the total number of Atlanta Braves shirts a small gift shop has sold during a calendar year is increasing by 0.065where is the number ofin the total number of Atlanta Braves shirts a small gift shop has sold during a calendar year tshirts per month.

The total number of Atlanta Braves shirts a small gift shop has sold during a calendar year is represented by the functions (t) months after January. Fill in the following derivative interpretations: s' (t) = Shirts per month 11442.936e-0.786 (1+84.715e-0.786)2 months after January. In June, the total number of Atlanta Braves shirts a small gift shop has sold during a calendar year is increasing by 0.065 gives the Rate of change = 171.852 1+84.715e-0.786, where is the number of in the total number of Atlanta Braves shirts a small gift shop has sold during a calendar year t shirts per month.

The total number of Atlanta Braves shirts a small gift shop has sold during a calendar year is represented by the functions (t) months after January. Fill in the following derivative interpretations: s' (t) = Shirts per month 11442.936e-0.786 (1+84.715e-0.786)2 months after January. In June, the total number of Atlanta Braves shirts a small gift shop has sold during a calendar year is increasing by 0.065 gives the Rate of change = 171.852 1+84.715e-0.786, where is the number of in the total number of Atlanta Braves shirts a small gift shop has sold during a calendar year t shirts per month.

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