Did i get this right Approximately how many geese are there in Pond A in 9 years?
A.Approximately 310 geese B.Approximately 129 geese C.Approximately 214 geese D.Approximately 100 geese @Michele_Laino I chose D
I think that we have to write the function wich models the relation year- pondA
idk how to even begin with that
in other words, we have to determine the values of these two constants A, B: \[\Large y = A \cdot {e^{Bx}}\] where y is the number of geese, and x represents the number of years
let's consider the first point \((0,25)\), then I replace x=0, and y=25 into my formula: \[\Large 25 = A \cdot {e^{B \cdot 0}} = A \cdot 1\] what is A?
1?
correct! now I consider the second point \((1,30)\), so x=1, and y=30: \[\Large 30 = A \cdot {e^{B \cdot 1}} = A \cdot {e^B} = 25 \cdot {e^B}\] what is \[\Large {e^B}\]
idk 25^b
hint: if I divide both sides by 25, we can write this: \[\Large {e^B} = \frac{{30}}{{25}} = ...?\]
1.2
great! So, the equation which model the relation year-pondA, is: \[\Large y = 25 \cdot {\left( {1.2} \right)^x}\]
now, please substitute x=9, what is y?
hint: \[\huge y = 25 \cdot {\left( {1.2} \right)^9} = ...?\]
128.994509
correct! So, what is the right option?
129 wow ur good
yes! That's right! :)
it is option B
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