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4 March, 23:16

In 1997, there were 43.2 million people who used free weights. Assuming the use of free weights increases 6% annually, which equation can be used to predict the number of people using free weights t years from 1997?

p = 43.2 (0.06) t

p = 43.2 (1.06) t

p = 43.2 (0.94) t

p = 43.2 (1.005) t

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