In 2000, there were about 202 million vehicles and about 283 million people in a certain country. The number of vehicles has been growing at 4.5% a year, while the population has been growing at 1% a year.
(a) Write a formula for the number of vehicles (in millions) as a function of t, the number of years since 2000.
V(t) =

.

(c) If the growth rates remain constant, when is there, on average, one vehicle per person? Give your answer in exact form and decimal form.

Question

In 2000, there were about 202 million vehicles and about 283 million people in a certain country. The number of vehicles has been growing at 4.5% a year, while the population has been growing at 1% a year.
 (a) Write a formula for the number of vehicles (in millions) as a function of t, the number of years since 2000.
V(t) = 

. 

(c) If the growth rates remain constant, when is there, on average, one vehicle per person? Give your answer in exact form and decimal form.

anonymous · Answer

even just part of this question if anyone can

anonymous · Answer

i know that the equation is $$P=P _{o}a ^{kt}$$
at least i think

anonymous · Answer

:o I am not good at math :c 
Uhm here @Hero is good at it :)

anonymous · Answer

oh ok thanks anyway (=

hero · Answer

So what do you think the function should be @Honour?

anonymous · Answer

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