Question 6 • Common Core Algebra I B-IC
For annual growth, use y = starting amount × (1 + rate)^x. The account starts with $7,595.96 and grows by 2%, so the growth factor is 1 + 0.02 = 1.02. Therefore, y = 7,595.96(1.02)^x, which is choice C. The amount after one year is about $7,747.88, so the stated $7,746.90 does not match the 2% increase, but it does not change the equation based on the given starting amount and rate.
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