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In the year 2000, there were 200,000 cell phone subscribers in a city in new york. the number of subscribers increased by 60 percent per year after 2000. which equation can be used to model the number of subscribers, y, in the city t years after 2000? a) y=200,000(1+60)t b) y=200,000(1+0.6)t c) y=200,000(1-60)t d) y=200,000(1-0.6)t
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