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vivado [14]
3 years ago
11

Threatened monarch butterflies are monitored by measuring the area occupied by overwintering butterflies in Mexico. According to

data collected by World Wildlife Fund Mexico, monarch butterflies occupied 0.67 hectares one recent winter, and 1.13 hectares the following winter (one year later)1. If the population is growing geometrically and grows at the same rate, how much area should the overwintering butterflies occupy one year after that
Mathematics
1 answer:
mr Goodwill [35]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

1.91 hectares

Step-by-step explanation:

Geometric growth rate formula =

Nt = Noλ^t

Step 1

We find the geometric growth rate(λ)

The formula is :

λ = (Nt/No)

Nt = 1.13 hectares

No = 0.67 hectares

t = 1

λ =( 1.13/0.67)

λ = 1.6865671642

Step 2

After another 1 year, the butterflies will cover:

No = 1.13 hectares

λ = 0.6865671642

Nt = Noλ^t

Nt = 1.13 × 1.6865671642^1

Nt = 1.9058208955

Approximately ≈ 1.91 hectares.

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