We are given: On january 1, 2000 initial population = 67,255.
Number of people increase each year = 2935 people.
Therefore, 67,255 would be fix value and 2935 is the rate at which population increase.
Let us assume there would be t number of years after year 2000 and population P after t years is taken by function P(t).
So, we can setup an equation as
Total population after t years = Number of t years * rate of increase of population + fix given population.
In terms of function it can be written as
P(t) = t * 2935 + 67255.
Therefore, final function would be
P(t) = 2935t +67255.
So, the correct option is d.P(t) = 67255 + 2935t.
Answer:
A.
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I think it makes the most sense sorry if i got it wrong
Answer:
A= -1,4 B=2,3 C=3,0 D=-1,-1
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idk what your looking for but I hope this helps
Hello!
to find the percent of a whole, use this equation here:
(remaining) / (total) = X
X * 100 = %
in this case:
12 / 15 = 0.8
0.8 * 100 = 80
your answer is 80%
I hope this helps, and have a nice day!
