Mathematics, 19.04.2021 18:40 DanyD8951
A website tracks the number of users it has at the end of each of its first 30 days
since going online. The equation y = 15(1.03)* shows the relationship between the
number of days since the website went online, x, and the number of users it has, y.
What does 1.03 represent in the equation?
A.
The number of users increases by 3 each day
B. The number of users increases by 103 each day.
C.
Each day after the first, the number of users is 3% greater than it was
the day before.
D.
Each day after the first, the number of users is 103% greater than it was
the day before.
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