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what is the initial numer of this equation? (if this makes sense. ha) N(t)= 720/(1+19^e-.15)
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I guess 720 :)
or 720/20 = 36
ok thanks...do u kno why?...i wanna know how to solve on my own lol
I am just guessing because your problem is incomplete. It seems there is a t missing on the denominator and also what is initial? initial population?
o yea i meant to have a t after the .15 in the denominator, and yes, initial population
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Then you just plug in \(t=0\), i.e., you compute \(N(0)\) to get 720/(1+19)=36.
ohhh yaeahh!! haha duh! wow. brain fart
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