Answer:
2^x
64 bacterium
10 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
doubles every hour
if x = hours
2^x
2^x --> 2⁶ = 64
2^x = 1024
1024 = 2^10 ---> x=10
Answer:
All numbers can be written as a product of the prime numbers that conform them.
A) Find two numbers with a common factor of 3 only.
for example:
2*3 = 6
7*3 = 21
Both numbers have the factor 3 in them, and because the other two numbers are primes, we can be sure that the 3 is the only common factor.
B) Write a pair of numbers with a common factor of 2, 3 and 6.
Here we can write:
2*3*2 = 12
3*2*5 = 30
Those two numbers have the common factors 6, 2 and 3.
C) Write a pair of numbers with common factors of 3, 6 and 9.
3*2*3 = 18 (has the factors 2, 3, 3*2 = 6, 3*3 = 9)
-3*2*6 = -36
Both have the common factors 3, 6 and 9 (and they share more common factors like 2, this happens because 6 = 3*2, so if 6 is a common factor, 2 also must be)
N/8 = 25/40
40n = 25 * 8
40n = 200
n = 200/40
n = 5
n/20 = 85/100
100n = 85 * 20
100n = 1700
n = 1700/100
n = 17
2/3 = 16/n
2n = 16 * 3
2n = 48
n = 48/2
n = 24
5/6 = 25/n
5n = 25 * 6
5n = 150
n = 150/5
n = 30
Answer:
P(t) = 12e^1.3863k
Step-by-step explanation:
The general exponential equation is represented as;
P(t) = P0e^kt
P(t) is the population of the mice after t years
k is the constant
P0 is the initial population of the mice
t is the time in months
If after one month there are 48 population, then;
P(1) = P0e^k(1)
48 = P0e^k ...... 1
Also if after 2 months there are "192" mice, then;
192 = P0e^2k.... 2
Divide equation 2 by 1;
192/48 = P0e^2k/P0e^k
4 = e^2k-k
4 = e^k
Apply ln to both sides
ln4 = lne^k
k = ln4
k = 1.3863
Substitute e^k into equation 1 to get P0
From 1, 48 = P0e^k
48 = 4P0
P0 = 48/4
P0 = 12
Get the required equation by substituting k = 1.3863 and P0 = 12 into equation 1, we have;
P(t) = 12e^1.3863k
This gives the equation representing the scenario
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
(-4, -1) is what you asked to be plotted.
The first number is what number you go to on the x axis (horizontal).
The second number is what number you go to on the y axis (vertical).
I've attached a picture to help demonstrate. :)
The way I remember which comes first is to keep it alphabetical. X comes first, so go on the x axis first, then y
