I have the answer can someone check me. In the 1940's the population of the tribbles on the island of Kent could be approximated according to the formula P=573(1.021)^t Where t is the number os years since 1940. Find approximately how fast(in tribbles/yeat) the population was growing in 1942.
Take the derivative with respect to t. \[\frac{ d }{ dt } e^{at} = ae^{at}\] What you can do is express \[1.021 = e^{something}\]
so would the answer be 1.9326x10^20
No, you made two mistakes. One is that you used the wrong t; t is the years SINCE 1940.
so the the t=2
so then the answer would be 597.319
No, you haven't take the derivative properly.
I am confussed on what to do I guess
\[P = 573e^{at}\] You seem to have correctly found a to be ln(1.021). What is \[\frac{ d }{ dt } 573e^{at}\] ?
397.173
What is it as a function of t?
I am confussed
o what about 4233.929
oh no I got it I think is the answer 838.929
Look at my first post, it gives the rule for finding the derivative.
ok I think I got it 2.062
is that answer correct
can you please tell me if my answer is right!!!!
It's not what I got. Try to find the expression for the rate of tribble growth\[\frac{ dP }{ dt }\] Then see what the value of dP/dt is when t = 2.
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