Suppose that R₁ = 7.71+0.83t and R₂ = 7.71 +0.43t model the revenue (in billions of dollars) for a large corporation. The model₁gives projected annual revenues from 2008 through 2016, witht = 8 corresponding to 2008, andR₂ gives projected revenues if thereis a decrease in the rate of growth of corporate sales over the period. Approximate the total reduction in revenue if corporate salesare actually closer to the modelR2. Round your answer to three decimal places.(A) $38.400 billionB) $3.200 billion$25.600 billion(D) $241.920 billionE) $40.320 billion

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Principles Of Marketing

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Chapter1: Marketing: Creating Customer Value And Engagement

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