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OpenStudy (kaswanson):

PLEASE HELP ASAP! Due tonight, medal for whoever helps! Exponential growth problem asking the projected population after t=15 years. I thought the answer should be 43484 frogs, but it's saying that's wrong so I'm not sure how else to go about it.

OpenStudy (kaswanson):

OpenStudy (nintendo_fangirl):

Okay so basically what it's asking is the unit rate. So if every 1 year the bullfrog's population goes up 100, are we on the same page there?

OpenStudy (nintendo_fangirl):

Well, I take that back, for every one year the frog's population goes up 150, would you say that's right?

OpenStudy (kaswanson):

I'm not really following, why would it be 150?

OpenStudy (nintendo_fangirl):

At what point at the red line does the two points meet up?

OpenStudy (kaswanson):

Oh wait, would it be because you could take 100e^.405*1 and get approximately 150?

OpenStudy (kaswanson):

Oh that makes sense with the graph.

OpenStudy (nintendo_fangirl):

Yeah, I'm looking at the graph, sorry if this doesn't make any sense, my brain is kinda fried ;-;

OpenStudy (kaswanson):

no worries! So how would you figure out when t=15 though?

OpenStudy (nintendo_fangirl):

Where is it you're talking about?

OpenStudy (kaswanson):

Part C on the picture of the problem

OpenStudy (nintendo_fangirl):

After 5 years the population was 750, I think, so couldn't you just multiply 150*15? And get the right answer?

OpenStudy (nintendo_fangirl):

On the 4th part how did you get your answer?

OpenStudy (triciaal):

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