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Suppose the annual revenue of a startup can be modeled by the equation R(t) = (2t)/(t...

Suppose the annual revenue of a startup can be modeled by the equation R(t) = (2t)/(t + 3) million dollars where t is the number of years from now.

A. At what rate will the annual revenue of the startup be increasing 2 years from now? Give an approximation rounded to two decimal places.

B. What will be the total revenue of the startup over the next 5 years. Give an approximation rounded to two decimal places. FOR THE NEXT 5 YEARS. FROM T=0 TO T=5, I posted this before, but it was wrong. Thanks!

C. What will be the average revenue of the startup over the next 10 years? Give an approximation rounded to two decimal places.

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