8) The universe is currently 1 gazillion miles wide. It grows continuously at a rate 1% per year. How big will it be in 100 years? Round your answer to two decimal places. ANS:
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The growth rate is given as 1% per year, so in 100 years, it will have grown by 100 * 1% = 100%. 2) Show more…
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