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Maurinko [17]
3 years ago
8

Note: When solving for k, round to four decimals places **

Mathematics
1 answer:
____ [38]3 years ago
5 0
First we find k by using the two values given:
P=Ae^(kt), 8 years between-->t=8
199 = 195•e^(8k)
Log 199 = Log [195•e^(8k)]
Log 199 = Log 195 + 8k
8k = Log 199 - Log 195
k = 0.00882/8 = .0011
Next, we plug the new data in using this k:
14 years between 2002-2016-->t=14
P = Ae^my
P = 199mi.•e^(14•.0011)
P = 199mi.•e^(.0154)
P = 199mi. • 1.0155 = 202,088,000
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