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Increased by an average of 5% each year since then.
(a) Write an iterative rule to model the sequence formed by the profits of Rhonda's business each year.
(b) Use the rule to determine what the annual profits of Rhonda's business can be predicted to be 15
years from the start of her business. Round your answer to the nearest dollar. Do not round until the
end. Show your work.
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