(a) To determine To calculate: The function that provides the number of mining industry jobs in year x . Explanation Given: The number of jobs in the mining industry is changing at a rate (in thousands of jobs per year) approximated by: f ( x ) = 53 x + 1 Calculation: The number of jobs in the mining industry is changing at a rate (in thousands of jobs per year) approximated by: f ( x ) = 53 x + 1 Function providing the number of mining industry jobs in year x : F ( x ) = ∫ f ( x ) d x = ∫ 53 x + 1 d x = 53 ln | x + 1 | + C Find the value of C by using the fact that there were 520,000 mining industry jobs in 2000, i (b) To determine To calculate: The projected number of mining industry jobs in the year 2020.

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To calculate: The function that provides the number of mining industry jobs in year x.

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To determine

To calculate: The projected number of mining industry jobs in the year 2020.

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