
all we can really cancel is one of the (x-5) and the "x", is all.
Answer:
Since this is a linear (non-exponential) population problem you can just use the standard y=mx+b form of an equation. Where m = (change in population/change in years)
The numbers you were provided state that over the course of 7 years (1998-1991) the population increased by 420 people (4130-3710). So, (420/7) = 60 = m. Assuming that the growth rate for 1990 is the same as 1991. then you would have a starting population of (3710-60) or 3650, that would be your "b" value since at t=0 P(t) = 3650. This yields a final equation of P(t) = 60t +3650. Check the answer at t=1 and you get the population during 1991: 3710.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
Option c.
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the normal curve to approximate a sampling distribution:
For a sample size n and a proportion n, the normal curve can be used if:
and 
Option a:


So option a cannot be used.
Option b:


So option b cannot be used.
Option c:


So option c can be used, and is the answer
Option d:


So option d cannot be used.
The answer is given by option c.
Answer:
100
Step-by-step explanation:
hope this helped :D
The correct answer is 12
Set up a ratio and then solve. See paper attached. (: