The population function of the Western Lowland Gorillas can either represent population growth or population decay
<h3>How to model the population</h3>
The question is incomplete, as the resources to model the population of the Western Lowland Gorillas are not given.
However, the following is a general guide to solve the question.
An exponential function is represented as:

Where:
- (a) represent the initial value i.e. the initial population of the Western Lowland Gorillas
- (r) represents the rate at which the population increases or decreases.
- (x) represents the number of years since 2022
- (y) represents the population in x years
Given that the population of the Western Lowland Gorillas decreases, then the rate of the function would be 1 -r (i.e. an exponential decay)
Take for instance:

By comparison.
a = 2000 and 1 - r = 0.98
The above function can be used to model the population of the Western Lowland Gorillas
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Answer:
D. 158.4 km²
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of sector = θ/360 * πr²
Where,
θ = 150°
r = 11 km
Substitute
Area = 150/360 * π * 11²
Area = 158.38863 ≈ 158.4 km² (nearest tenth)
Step-by-step explanation:
x = 144 ( corresponding angle)
y = 180- 144 ( linear pair)
y= 36°
Answer:
3 > x
Step-by-step explanation:
–2(5 – 4x) < 6x – 4
Step 1: –10 + 8x < 6x – 4
Step 2: –10 < –2x – 4
Step 3: –6 < –2x
Step 4: divide each side by by -2, remembering to flip the inequality
-6/-2 > -2/-2
3 > x