Question

The frog population at a lake doubles every week. The population can be modeled by f(x) = 15(2)x and f(6) = 960. What does the 960 represent?

The population after six weeks
The starting population
The rate the population increases
The number of weeks that have passed

Answer 1

@psirockin2
I think it is B

Answer 2

or D, not sure

Answer 3

I think it's the population after 6 weeks

Answer 4

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Answer 5

here i thought curriculum was supposed to change every few years

Answer 6

LOL

Answer 7

So D?

Answer 8

Thanks everyone...

Answer 9

Welcome

Answer 10

D is the number of weeks that have passed. it's asking what the 960 is. 960 weeks? I don't buy it

Answer 11

I still think it's A but okay

Answer 12

I agree ._.

but hey ._.

Answer 13

The 15 is representative of the starting population (B). This can be proven as if you plug in 0 for x

Answer 14

I am so lost rn

Answer 15

Your correct answer is B ! NOT D

Answer 16

so now we have 3 answers floating around...

Answer 17

Its not D @Ultrilliam i messed up

Answer 18

Although now your contradicting some of the best math people on OS, judging by those posts i posted of the question that has been answered in the past ._.

Answer 19

Thanks everyone... I have more I already answered them I just wanna make sure they r correct

Answer 20

okay welcome