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In 2013 your car was worth $12,500. in 2015 your car was worth $8,200.
a) suppose the value of your car decreased at a constant rate of change. define a function f to determine the value of your car (in dollars) in terms of the number of years t since 2013.
b) suppose the value of your car decreased exponentially. write a function g to determine the value of your car (in dollars) in terms of the number of years t since 2013

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