When the function, y = a(6) ^ (t/2) is rewritten in the needed form, it would be y = a(1 + 1.449) ^ t.
How can the function be rewritten?
When 6 is taken to the power of (t / 2), this can be shown as:
= √6 ^ t
The square root of 6 is:
= √6
= 2.449
Formula therefore becomes:
= a (2.449) ^ t
Subtract 1 from the brackets to become:
y = a (1 + 1.449) ^ t
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