<span>It is estimated that the city of Houston, Texas, will double in size every 35 years:
</span>P=Po(2)^(t/35)
<span>If the population is currently 2.4 million people:
Po=2.4 millions
</span><span>How many people will there be in 20 years?
t=20 years, P=?
P=(2.4 millions)(2)^(t/35)
P=(2.4 millions)(2)^(20/35)
P=(2.4 millions)(2)^(0.571428571)
P=(2.4 millions)(1.485994289)
P=3.566386294 millions
P=3.6 millions
Answer: There will be 3.6 million people in 20 years.</span>
Answer:
1.6 times per second
Step-by-step explanation:
You just have to divide 96 by 60 like this:
96÷60=1.6
B. Angle 1 and 2
Adjacent literally means next to, so just think which angles are next to eachother or share a leg
Answer:
3589.85763 meters
Step-by-step explanation:
Essentially, we must have e^(-0.00012h) = 0.65 since 0.65 = 65%
Taking natural log of both sides, we get
-0.00012h = -0.430782916
0.00012h = 0.430782916
h = 3589.85763
x=5
Take the cube root of x cubed and 125
that gives you the value of x which is 5