Answer: A quantity grows exponentially when its increase is proportional to what is already there. A common example is compound interest, where $100 invested at 7% per year annual compound interest will double in 10 years. Similarly, if a population grows at 7% per year, it, too, will double in 10 years.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
35 years
Step-by-step explanation:
The proportion p that remains after y years is ...
p = (1/2)^(y/5.27)
In order for 1/100 to remain (the level decays from 100 times to 1 times), we have ...
.01 = .5^(y/5.27)
log(0.01) = y/5.27·log(0.5) . . . take logs
y = 5.27·log(0.01)/log(0.5) ≈ 35.01 ≈ 35 . . . . years
Answer:
For #2: It's C. 17 nickels and 15 quarters.
Step-by-step explanation:
17*5= 85
15*25= 375
375+85= 460
add in the decimal:
17* 5 cents= $.85
15* 25 cents= $3.75
$3.75+ $.85= $4.60
12 + 0.35X = 20.05
12 + 0.35X - 12 = 20.05 - 12
0.35X = 8.05
0.35X/0.35 = 8.05/0.35
X = 23
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