The average enrollment E at a nearby school t years after 2010 is given by the following table. Use an exponential model for these data to determine the yearly percentage decrease in enrollment each year since 2010. Round your answer to two decimal places.
t 0 1 2 3 E 982.00 873.98 777.84 692.28?
A. 11.00%
B. 13.00%
C. 89.54%
D. 89.00%
Answer: A
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x3 x4 x5 M Give an interpretation to the number
in the bottom row.
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B. is the marginal value of the pineapple juice. If the amount of pineapple juice available were increased by one fluid ounce, the profit would increase by
dollars.
C. is the value of the slack variable x3 in the optimal solution. The slack variable x3 corresponds to the orange juice constraint. Since x3 is greater than zero, this means that in the optimal solution, not all the available orange juice is used. Thus the marginal value of the orange juice is zero.
D. is the marginal value of the orange juice. If the amount of orange juice available were increased by one fluid ounce, the profit would increase by
dollars.