Find a function that models the rate

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Starbucks stores the table gives the total number of Starbucks stores and the total number of U.S. Starbucks stores for selected years since 1992.

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Assume the total number of U.S. stores, y, can be modeled as a function of the total number of stores, x, with the function y = 1.25x^0.94

(a) Use this model to find a function that models the instantaneous rate of change of y.

(b) Find a function that models the rate at which the instantaneous rate from part (a) is changing.

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