Answer:
114,400 and 118,976.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's represent this using a function. Let's let:
represent the total population, and
represent the total number of years since last year.
We know that the population grows by 4% every year or 0.04 every year. This is exponential growth. We can write this as:

Note that the coefficient is 110000 because that is the year we are starting with. Also, note that it is 1.04 because we are essentially adding .04 to the original population.
Anyways, to find the present population, set y equal to 1 (because 1 year after last year is the present year)

The present population is 114,400 people.
For next year, set y equal to 2 (2 years after last year is next year)>

The population next year will be 118,976 people.
a. The first variable is x and the second variable is y.
b. The equations are
and 
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1:
The first step is to define the variables. The variables can be any two symbols, letters, characters, etc.
Here let the first variable be x and the let the second variable be y.
So the variables are defined as x and y.
Step 2:
The sum of the given variables is 12.
The first variable + the second variable = 12,

The difference between the two variables is 4.
The first variable - the second variable = 4.

Step 3:
If we add both the equations we get,
and 
x = 8 and y = 4.
X + 19 >= 8.2
x >= 8.2 -19
>= -10.8
Step-by-step explanation:
∛9 × ∛-24
∛-216
∛(-6)³
-6
√(8y⁵) √(40y²)
√(320y⁷)
√(64y⁶ × 5y)
8y³√(5y)