There were about 1.92 million Hispanic-owned businesses in 2001 and 2.42 million in 2003. a) Find an exponential model for this data in which t = 0 corresponds to 2001 and the number of businesses is measured in millions. Round computed values to at least 4 decimal places f(t) = = b) Assuming the model remains accurate, how many million Hispanic-owned businesses will there be in 2026? Round to the hundredth. million businesses

There were about 1.92 million Hispanic-owned businesses in 2001 and 2.42 million in 2003. a) Find an exponential model for this data in which t = 0 corresponds to 2001 and the number of businesses is measured in millions. Round computed values to at least 4 decimal places f(t) = = b) Assuming the model remains accurate, how many million Hispanic-owned businesses will there be in 2026? Round to the hundredth. million businesses

College Algebra

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337282291

Author:Ron Larson

Publisher:Ron Larson

Chapter5: Exponential And Logarithmic Functions

Section: Chapter Questions

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