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xz_007 [3.2K]
3 years ago
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Since Beth was born the population of her towns has increased at a rate of 850 people per year. On beths 9th birthday the total

population was nearly 307,650. Write and solve linear equation to find popualtion on beths 16th birthday
Mathematics
1 answer:
Lana71 [14]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

313,600

Step-by-step explanation:

Let t represent number of years after Beth's 9th birthday.

We have been given that since Beth was born the population of her towns has increased at a rate of 850 people per year. So number of people increased in t years would be 850t.

We are also told that on Beth's 9th birthday the total population was nearly 307,650. This means that t-intercept is 307,650.

The population of town t years after Beth's birthday would be P(t)=850t+307,650.

To find population on Beth's 16th birthday, we will substitute t=7 in our equation as Beth's 16th birthday would be 7 years after 9th birthday.

P(t)=850(7)+307,650

P(7)=5950+307,650

P(7)=313,600

Therefore, the population on Beth's 16th birthday would be 313,600.

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