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There are 500 rabbits in Lancaster on February 1st. If the amount of rabbits triples every month. Write a function that represen

ts the number of rabbits in Lancaster after “m” months. How many rabbits are there in Lancaster on August 1st?
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Anuta_ua [19.1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

10,93,500.

Step-by-step explanation:

On first February total number of rabbits were 500.

Now it is given that after each month rabbit population will become triple of initial.

So, after one month rabbits will become 3×500.

After two months they will become $3^{2}$ ×500.

Thus , after m months total number of rabbits will become $3^{m}$ ×500.

Now,

On August 1 , 7 months will get passed from February 1 so putting m = 7 in the equation we get ,

Total number of rabbits = $3^{7}$ ×500 = 10,93,500.

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