The following table shows the income from sales of a certain magazine, measured in thousands of dollars, at the start of the given year. Year Income 2005 7.73 2006 8.76 2007 9.79 2008 10.82 2009 11.85 2010 13.15 2011 14.60 2012 16.21 Over an initial period the sales grew at a constant rate, and over the rest of the time the sales grew at a constant percentage rate. Calculate differences and ratios to determine what these time periods are. (Round your answers to two decimal places.) Interval New income (in thousands of dollars) Old income (in thousands of dollars) Difference New Old ratio 2005 to 2006         2006 to 2007         2007 to 2008         2008 to 2009         2009 to 2010         2010 to 2011         2011 to 2012         Find the growth rate or percentage growth rate, as appropriate. From 2005 to  , the magazine sales exhibit a constant growth rate of  thousand dollars per year. From  to 2012, sales grew at a constant proportional rate, that is, each year's sales are  times those of the previous year. This is a growth rate of  % per year.

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The following table shows the income from sales of a certain magazine, measured in thousands of dollars, at the start of the given year.

Year Income
2005 7.73
2006 8.76
2007 9.79
2008 10.82
2009 11.85
2010 13.15
2011 14.60
2012 16.21

Over an initial period the sales grew at a constant rate, and over the rest of the time the sales grew at a constant percentage rate. Calculate differences and ratios to determine what these time periods are. (Round your answers to two decimal places.)

Interval New income
(in thousands of dollars)
Old income
(in thousands of dollars)
Difference
New
Old
 ratio
2005 to 2006        
2006 to 2007        
2007 to 2008        
2008 to 2009        
2009 to 2010        
2010 to 2011        
2011 to 2012        


Find the growth rate or percentage growth rate, as appropriate.

From 2005 to  , the magazine sales exhibit a constant growth rate of  thousand dollars per year. From  to 2012, sales grew at a constant proportional rate, that is, each year's sales are  times those of the previous year. This is a growth rate of  % per year.
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