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Go back to the data and show the quotients of the outputs. The average of these quotients would represent the average growth factor. To find the average growth factor move the rate till you think the horizontal line, GrowthFactor, is in the middle of the quotients. Rate is the growth factor, s is the starting amount or y intercept at year zero.

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Expression 13: "s" left parenthesis, 1 plus StartFraction, "r" Subscript, "a" "t" "e" , Baseline Over 100 , EndFraction , right parenthesis Superscript, "x" , Baseline

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Expression 14: "s" equals 0.1

negative 10

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Expression 15: "r" Subscript, "a" "t" "e" , Baseline equals 6.3

negative 10

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Expression 16: "G" Subscript, "r" "o" "w" "t" "h" "F" "a" "c" "t" "o" "r" , Baseline equals 1 plus StartFraction, "r" Subscript, "a" "t" "e" , Baseline Over 100 , EndFraction

equals

1.0 6 3

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Expression 17: "y" equals "G" Subscript, "r" "o" "w" "t" "h" "F" "a" "c" "t" "o" "r" , Baseline

equals

1.0 6 3

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Quadratic

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Inflation: Converting the cost to 2013 dollars

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