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calculus if a population has a growth rate of 5.5% per year, how long to the nearest tenth of a year will it take the population to double? The answer is 12.6 years I don't know how to begin to even formulate the problem
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In case someone else searches for this answer,the following is how it is worked out. e^(growth rate times no. years). In this case e^0.055*12.6 = 1.999 rounded to doubling the growth rate. If you wanted to insert a random number, say five, it would be: 5e^0.055*12.6 = 9.999 or rounded to 10.
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