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OpenStudy (x3_drummerchick):
how do i start this practice problem? will give medals if you can explain! i attached the problem in a photo
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OpenStudy (x3_drummerchick):
OpenStudy (x3_drummerchick):
its a growth model, but i think im using the formula wrong
OpenStudy (anonymous):
\[Population=(initial amount)e ^{kt}\]
(2,225)
2 corresponds to years
Let t=years
225 correspond to population
Let population=225
OpenStudy (x3_drummerchick):
the pert formula, right?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Solve for k .
The formula should be in terms of t.
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
No.
OpenStudy (x3_drummerchick):
i think i have the 100 and 225 backwards
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Yes you did.
I said let 225=population
100 is initial amount.
If you think about it, it doesnt make sense.
OpenStudy (x3_drummerchick):
okay so the equation is \[225=100e ^{2k}\]
OpenStudy (x3_drummerchick):
pop = initial pop e ^rate * time?
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OpenStudy (phi):
notice that you also know the point (0,100)
you start with
100 = A e^(k*0)
100= A e^0
100= A
that is how you know A is 100
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Yes, solve for k.
OpenStudy (x3_drummerchick):
ohh okay that makes sense.
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