Answer:
D. 32%
Step-by-step explanation:
In an exponential function, exponential growth is modeled by f(x) = a(1 + [rate])ˣ. In this function, the initial value a, which is 2.3, is multiplied by 1.32 x times, so 1.32 represents the actual growth happening.
This means that to find the actual rate of exponential growth, you’d have to set 1.32 equal to (1 + [rate]). If (1 + [rate]) = 1.32, then the rate = .32, and because rates are written as percentages, we change .32 to 32%.
