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OpenStudy (destinyyyy):
OpenStudy (destinyyyy):
k=0.0112441342
OpenStudy (destinyyyy):
Do I use this whole number to find t or..?
OpenStudy (destinyyyy):
@phi
OpenStudy (destinyyyy):
@Directrix
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OpenStudy (destinyyyy):
@TheSmartOne
OpenStudy (destinyyyy):
Its 0.01..
OpenStudy (anonymous):
You need to make two equations with two variables. So insert your values for A, and t:
\[5.74=A_0*e^{k*0}\]
\[9=A_0*e^{k*40}\]
No you want to solve A0 and k.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
t is the time in years, and A is the population.
OpenStudy (phi):
k=0.0112441342
and A is 5.74
and t is the years since 2000
you have
P= 5.74*exp(0.0112441342*t)
( exp is a way to write e^power)
for part b., you have to "solve for t" using the equation
5.74*exp(0.0112441342*t) = 16
once you get t. add 2000 to it to get the actual year
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OpenStudy (destinyyyy):
Both of you are incorrect. And all I was asking for was if I use the full number for k or just the first two after the decimal. k= 0.01 and t= 91. Part A is A=5.74e^0.01t and part B is 2091.