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rusak2 [61]
3 years ago
6

Jessica has been tracking the population of a town. The population was 8,230 last year and has been increasing by 1.25 times eac

h year. How can Jessica develop a function to model this?
f(x) = (8230 ⋅ 1.25)x where 1.25 is the rate of growth

f(x) = 8230(1.25)x where 1.25 is the rate of growth

f(x) = 1.25(8230)x where 8230 is the rate of growth

f(x) = 8230(x)1.25 where 8230 is the rate of growth
Mathematics
1 answer:
marusya05 [52]3 years ago
7 0
Initial population = 8230

The population is:
After 1 year, 8230(1.25)¹
After 2 years, 8230(1.25)²
 ...
After x years, 8230(1.25)ˣ

The population after x years is
f(x) = 8230 (1.25)ˣ

Answer:  8230(1.25)ˣ, where 1.25 is the rate of growth.
The second answer is correct.
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