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During the past 10 years, the level of demand for a company's product has increased from 1,150 units per day to 2,150 units per day. What was the average annual compound growth rate over this period? Show the solution.

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2150=1150(1+g)^10
1.8695 = (1+g)^10
Growth Rate=10%
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No, not exactly.

2150/1150 = 1.8695 total growth.

Over 10 years:   1.8695 raised to the 0.1 power = 1.06466   or 6.5% average annual growth rate.

Test:  1.06.. x 1.06.. x ... 1.06.. 10 times = 1.8695.

A growth rate of 10% annually would compound to 2.59.
Hi Ann, any thoughts on the above post?
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That is essentially the answer I gave earlier
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Thank You.
I gave the same answer earlier and in addition proved the answer.