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Problem 69A

Health Insurance The percentage of adults in the United States without health insurance increased at a roughly linear rate from 1999, when it was 17.2%, to 2008, when it was 20.3%. Source: The New York Times.

a. Determine a linear equation that approximates the percentage of adults in the United States without health insurance in terms of time t, where t represents the number of years since 1990.

b. If this trend were to continue, in what year would the percentage of adults without health insurance be at least 25%?

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QUESTION:

Problem 69A

Health Insurance The percentage of adults in the United States without health insurance increased at a roughly linear rate from 1999, when it was 17.2%, to 2008, when it was 20.3%. Source: The New York Times.

a. Determine a linear equation that approximates the percentage of adults in the United States without health insurance in terms of time t, where t represents the number of years since 1990.

b. If this trend were to continue, in what year would the percentage of adults without health insurance be at least 25%?

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In this problem, we need to find an equation that determines the percentage of adults in the United States.

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