The demand of the computers is surely increasing in recent years. A survey shows that this phenomenon can be calculated by the function D(t) = 23.2sqrt(5 + 2.7t) Here, D represents the demand (measured by millions ) and t the time (measured by years ). It will take years that the demand of the computers reaches 132.2 millions . Round your answer to one decimal point

  10.2

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  132.2 = 23.2√(5 +2.7t)

  132.2/23.2 = √(5 +2.7t) . . . . divide by 23.2

  (132.2/23.2)² = 5 +2.7t . . . . . square both sides

  (132.2/23.2)² -5 = 2.7t . . . . . subtract 5

  ((132.2/23.2)² -5)/2.7 = t . . . . divide by the coefficient of t

  10.2 ≈ t

It will take about 10.2 years for the demand for computers to reach 132.2 million.

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