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Nikitich [7]
3 years ago
14

The equation, y = 76(1.013)x, represents the the population of the United States, after 1900, in millions. The population in 190

0 (x = 0) was..?
A. 1.0123 million
B. 76 million
C. 76.988 million
D. 77 million
Mathematics
1 answer:
Pani-rosa [81]3 years ago
4 0
I assume that the equation is supposedly written as, y = (76)(1.013^x). This means that the population of the United States increases by 1.3% every year. If we substitute 0 to the value of x,
                                    y = 76(1.013^0) = 76(1) = 76
I assume that the unit for  y in the equation is million. Therefore, the answer is letter B. 76 million. 
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