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The profits for a company can be modeled by the logarithmic functionP(t) = (3/2)log(2t + 1) With P in thousands of dollars and tin years. What is the average increase in profit from year 2 to 3?a) 219 dollars/yearb) 0.23 dollars/yearc) 4.39 dollars/yeard) 4386 dollars/year

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