Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
This is of the form

Where P(t) is the ending population, a is the original population, b is the growth rate, and t is time in years. We have everything we need to solve for t.

Let me explain the growth rate quickly. If the exponential function is a growth function, that means (in this particular situation) that we have 100% of the population and we are increasing it by 19%. That makes the growth rate 119%, which in decimal form is 1.19.
Begin by dividing both sides by 40000 to get

To get that t out of its current exponential position, take the natural log of both sides:

and the rules of logs say we can bring the exponent down out front:
ln(2) = t*ln(1.19)
Divide both sides by ln(1.19) to get t alone:

Doing that calculation on your calculator gives you that
t = 3.9846...
but rounding to the nearest tenth gives you that
t = 4.0 years
Answer:
The students went on vacation for average 40 days.
The high school students went for more days than college students.
Step-by-step explanation:
The data shows number of students who went for vacation. The data class frequency shows that students who are in high school went for more days in vacation than college students. The students went for average of 40 days on vacation.
<span>X = 65(7)
X = 455
Marla did 455 sit-ups in a week</span>
T=PV/Rn you just divide both sides by Rn
It is B. <span>because</span> <span>it</span> the lowest term and if we multiply it equal to 2*2*5/2*5*= 4*5/10*5= 20/50