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The function [tex]f(t) = 1600(0.93) ^{10t} [/tex]represents the change in a quantity over t decades. What does the constant 0.93 reveal about the rate of change of the quantity?

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Given the function;

[tex]f(t)=1600\cdot(0.93)^{10t}[/tex]

The function shows exponential decay with a rate of 0.93

So, the quantity will decrease each year with the rate of 0.93

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