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:

So we know that the word 'product' means multiplication, and that means that h and 4 are being multiplied. Also, one-fifth of x is another way of saying that one-fifth is being multiplied with x. So then we can construct the equation:

And we can then simplify this by taking out the multiplication sign:

And so since we do not know what x or h is equal to, this is as far as we can go.
Answer:
They rode 14 miles before replacing each horse
Step-by-step explanation:
We will be working under the assumption that all three riders sat on one horse at a time and rode it while the other horses rested.
From the problem, we can understand that the horses were each ridden for the same distance. This means that to get the total distance a horse rode before it was changed, we can divide the total distance by the number of horses that were used for the journey.
Distance each horse rode = 182/ 13 = 14 miles.
Therefore, each horse was ridden for 14 miles before it was changed.
The answer is not possible because both most common factors cancel each other out