B. 300
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Mathematics, 09.03.2021 01:00 ElizabethF
What is a, the starting term for the function f(x)= 300(1.16)x
A. .16
B. 300
C.1.16
D. x
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What is a, the starting term for the function f(x)= 300(1.16)x
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