You can model the population of a certain city between the years 1955 and 1955 by the radical function: P(x)=^3√x-1940 Using this model, in what year was the population of that city 290,000? A. 1982 B. 1986 C. 1988 D. 1992
Does the cube-root include 1940, or is it only over the x?
Its included
Okay, so you are given that you are looking for the population of the city equals 290,000. This means that P(x)=290,000 From here, you can solve for x.
can you show me but don't give me the answer I want to see how it is done
Sure. \[P(x)=\sqrt[3]{x-1940}\] \[P(x)=290,000\] Therefore, \[290,000=\sqrt[3]{x-1940}\]\[(290,000)^{3}=x-1940\]\[x=(209,000)^3+1940\]\[x=?\]
Ok hold on I can do dis
Okay :)
um is the 209,000 supposed to be 290,000??
Oh, yes, my apologies.
its k
would the answer be C??
Yup. :)
YAY I DID IT RIGHT XD
Well you did the work but I still learned something :3
I simply helped, and I am glad you learned something. :)
Thanks again Jack ^v^
No problem! :) Good luck with the rest of your homework!
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