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Beginning at 15,000 feet, a commercial jetliner begins climbing at a rate (in feet per minute) given by f(t)=e0.4t+8 f(t)=e0.4t+8 with 0≤t≤20 0≤t≤20 where t is the time in minutes since the aircraft began climbing. Use the Net Change Theorem to determine the aircraft’s elevation after climbing for 15 minutes. Round the answer to the nearest foot.

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