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The tree frog population in your back yard doubles every two weeks. Currently, there are 10 frogs in your back yard. Assuming th

at there are 4 weeks in a month how many tree frogs will there be in 3 months?

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nikklg [1K]3 years ago

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20,480

week
1-10
2-20
3-40
4-80
5-160
6-320
7-640
8-1,280
9-2,560
10-5,120
11-10,240
12-20,480

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