Posted by Maddy on Friday, September 24, 2010 at 12:19am.
Assuming linear variation, rate of increase,
r = (12100-11040)/(1998-1985)
Predicted enrollment in 2014,
E(2014) = E(1998)+(2014-1998)r
= 12100 - (2014-1998)r
Calculate for E(2014).
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