Answer:
70 and (100%)(40)+(80)(40)
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
After 25 years the population will be:
- Australia: 22271200
- China: 1580220878
- Mexico: 157380127
- Zaire: 112794819
Step-by-step explanation:
Growth rate problem that has a growth rate proportional to the population size can be solved using the equation:
P(t) = P₀eʳᵗ
- t is your unit of time. It could be days, or hours, or minutes. It changes depending on each problem. In this problem, t is measured in years because you're jumping from 2000 to 2025. Years just makes the most sense to measure that leap in time.
- P(t) is the population at time t. An example in this problem could be P(20) would be the population 20 years after the initial count. or maybe P(12) would be the population 12 years after the initial count. or P(0) would be the initial count of the population.
- P₀ is the initial population at P(0)
- r is the growth rate.<u><em> Don't forget to convert the percentage to its decimal form</em></u>
Now that everything is set out, lets use the equation to solve for our answer.
P(t) = P₀eʳᵗ
<u>Australia:</u>

after 25 years

<u>China:</u>

after 25 years:

<u>Mexico:</u>

after 25 years:

<u>Zaire:</u>

after 25 years:

4 kilometres is 4000 meters
4000 meters - 3400 meters = 600 meters
and as John is the one that rode 4 kilometres he rode further and by 600 meters
The two long sides are 63meters and the shorter sides are 21meters.
Answer:
diameter = m - c
Step-by-step explanation:
In ΔABC, let ∠C be the right angle. The length of the tangents from point C to the inscribed circle are "r", the radius. Then the lengths of tangents from point A are (b-r), and those from point B have length (a-r).
The sum of the lengths of the tangents from points A and B on side "c" is ...
(b-r) +(a-r) = c
(a+b) -2r = c
Now, the problem statement defines the sum of side lengths as ...
a+b = m
and, of course, the diameter (d) is 2r, so we can rewrite the above equation as ...
m -d = c
m - c = d . . . . add d-c
The diameter of the inscribed circle is the difference between the sum of leg lengths and the hypotenuse.