Scientific Calculator Graphing Calculator Task The estimated population, in thousands of people, of city A can be modeled by the function f(1) = 15(1.03)', where ? is the number of decades (10-year period) since 1980. The estimated population, in thousands of people, of city B can be modeled by the function g(1) =0.41 +16, where ? is the number of decades since 1980. Part A Complete this table, showing both estimated population values, rounded to the nearest tenth, for each city based on the number of decades since 1980. Estimated Populations of Cities A and B Decades Since 1980 City A City B (thousands of people) (thousands of people) 0 N- 3 4 Part B Using the table in Part A, complete this table showing population increases, in hundreds of people, each decade. Population Increases from Previous Decade for Cities A and B Decades Since 1980, n Increase of City A Increase of City B (hundreds of people), (hundreds of people), f(n) - f(n -1) g(n) - g(n-1) W N