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The percentage, $P$, of U.S. voters who use electronic voting systems, such as optical scans, in national elections can be modeled by the formula $$ P=3.1 x+25.8, $$ where $x$ is the number of years after 1994. In which years were more than $63 \%$ of U.S. voters using electronic systems?

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Description: The percentage, P, of U.S. voters who use electronic voting systems, such as optical scans, in national elections can be modeled by the formula P=3.1 x+25.8, where x is the number of years after 1994. In which years were more than 63 % of U.S. voters using electronic systems?

   The percentage, $P$, of U.S. voters who use electronic voting systems, such as optical scans, in national elections can be modeled by the formula

$$
P=3.1 x+25.8,
$$

where $x$ is the number of years after 1994. In which years were more than $63 \%$ of U.S. voters using electronic systems?

Introductory & Intermediate Algebra for College Students

Robert F. Blitzer 4th Edition

Chapter 9, Problem 53

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The percentage, $P$, of U.S. voters who use electronic voting systems, such as optical scans, in national elections can be modeled by the formula $$ P=3.1 x+25.8, $$ where $x$ is the number of years after 1994. In which years were more than $63 \%$ of U.S. voters using electronic systems?