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Between 1866 and 2006, carbon dioxide (co2) concentration in the atmosphere rose from roughly 262 parts per million to 377 parts per million. assume that this growth can be modeled with an exponential function q=q0x(1+r)^t (the “0”after the “q” is lower than the other parts of the equation)

a. by experimenting with various values of the growth rate r, find an exponential function that fits the data for 1866 and 2006

b. use this exponential model to predict when the co2 concentration will double its 1866 level

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