Find the doubling time of a quantity that is increasing annually by Math Processing Errorper yea Round your answer to two decimal places. The doubling time is roughly i I years.

To find the doubling time of a quantity that is increasing at a constant percentage per year, you can use the **Rule of 70**. This rule gives a quick approximation of the doubling time with the formula:

\[
\text{Doubling Time} \approx \frac{70}{\text{Annual Growth Rate (\%)}}
\]

Since your question mentions a "Math Processing Error" in the growth rate, could you clarify or provide the specific growth rate for me to proceed with the calculation?

Once I have the growth rate, I can calculate and round the doubling time to two decimal places.

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Find the doubling time of a quantity that is increasing annually by Math Processing Error per year. Round your answer to two decimal places. The doubling time is roughly i I years.

Find the doubling time of a quantity increasing annually using the Rule of 70. This problem explains the exponential growth concept and demonstrates the formula for calculating the approximate doubling time based on the annual growth rate. Suitable for high school students in Grades 9-12.

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