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Price of Peaches Price of Pecans Year (Dollars per bushel) (Dollars per bushel) Year 1 11 6 Year2 9 10 Refer to Table 24-1. If Year 1 is the base year, then the inflation rate in Year 2 was 23.5 percent. 1.04 percent. 10 percent. 4.4 percent.

          Price of Peaches
Price of Pecans
Year
(Dollars per bushel) (Dollars per bushel)
Year 1
11
6
Year2
9
10
Refer to Table 24-1. If Year 1 is the base year, then the inflation rate in Year 2 was
23.5 percent.
1.04 percent.
10 percent.
4.4 percent.
        
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Price of Peaches
Price of Pecans
Year
(Dollars per bushel) (Dollars per bushel)
Year 1
11
6
Year2
9
10
Refer to Table 24-1. If Year 1 is the base year, then the inflation rate in Year 2 was
23.5 percent.
1.04 percent.
10 percent.
4.4 percent.

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00:01 They give you this equation and they pretty much give you all the information is right there.
00:07 And they even tell you to let p subscript 0 equal 1.
00:12 So really we're just looking at, well, if i replace one right here, one times anything is just that thing.
00:19 This is all we need to know because then when we go to the derivative and you might be saying there and why are we doing the derivative, we're finding how fast the price are rising so how fast is taking the derivative fastness is the derivative so anyway it's following the rules where you do natural log of the base times that base to the t power and what you need to do is plug in 10 into that problem so we're doing p prime when t equals 10 kind of weird notation but i'm and go with it.
01:06 Natural log of 1 .02 times 1 .02 to the 10th power...
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