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Did I work this out right? My answers are in red. Question: Suppose teh sales of a company are give by: S(x) =$200x + $20,000, where x is measured in years and x=0 correspondsto teh year 1996. S(0) = 200(0) + 20,000 = 20,000 Sales in 1996 = $20,000 (0, 20,000) a. Find S when x = 3: I figure if0=1996, then 3=1999 S(3) = 200(3) + 20,000 = 600 + 20,000 =20,600 Sales in 1999 = $20,600 (3, 20,600) b. Find the predicted sales in the year 2002 assuming thetrend continues: I figure if 0=1996 3=1999, then6=2002 S(6) = 200(6) + 20,000 = 1200 + 20,000 =21,200 Sales in 2002 = $21,200 (6, 21,200) Did I work this out right? My answers are in red. Question: Suppose teh sales of a company are give by: S(x) =$200x + $20,000, where x is measured in years and x=0 correspondsto teh year 1996. S(0) = 200(0) + 20,000 = 20,000 Sales in 1996 = $20,000 (0, 20,000) (0, 20,000) a. Find S when x = 3: I figure if0=1996, then 3=1999 S(3) = 200(3) + 20,000 = 600 + 20,000 =20,600 Sales in 1999 = $20,600 (3, 20,600) (3, 20,600) b. Find the predicted sales in the year 2002 assuming thetrend continues: I figure if 0=1996 3=1999, then6=2002 S(6) = 200(6) + 20,000 = 1200 + 20,000 =21,200 Sales in 2002 = $21,200 (6, 21,200) (6, 21,200)

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