An antique chair was purchased in the year 2013 for $300. At the time of purchase, an appraiser estimated that the value would increase by 15% per year. Part A According to the appraiser's estimate about the value of the chair, which statements are true? Select all that apply: a) After 2 years the value will be $ 396.75 b) The rate of change of the value will decrease over time c) A linear model provides the best fit of the estimated values d) The value will increase by $ 45 after the first year e) The value will increase by 45% in the first 3 years Part B Let the appraiser's estimated dollar value of the chair t years after purchase. Create a model that represents the value of the chair t years after purchase. Part C According to the model, what will be the value of the chair 5 years after purchase? Give your answer to the nearest dolla

An antique chair was purchased in the year 2013 for $300. At the time of purchase, an appraiser estimated that the value would increase by 15% per year. Part A According to the appraiser's estimate about the value of the chair, which statements are true? Select all that apply: a) After 2 years the value will be $ 396.75 b) The rate of change of the value will decrease over time c) A linear model provides the best fit of the estimated values d) The value will increase by $ 45 after the first year e) The value will increase by 45% in the first 3 years Part B Let the appraiser's estimated dollar value of the chair t years after purchase. Create a model that represents the value of the chair t years after purchase. Part C According to the model, what will be the value of the chair 5 years after purchase? Give your answer to the nearest dolla

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