Answer:
1.4% is the maximum acceptable annual rate of growth such that the population must stay below 24 billion during the next 100 years.
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the following in the question:
The exponential growth model is given by:

where k is the growth rate, t is time in years and
is constant.
The world population is 5.9 billion in 2006.
Thus, t = 0 for 2006

We have to find the maximum acceptable annual rate of growth such that the population must stay below 24 billion during the next 100 years.
Putting these values in the growth model, we have,

1.4% is the maximum acceptable annual rate of growth such that the population must stay below 24 billion during the next 100 years.
We know that
if t<span>he temperature T of a given mass of gas varies inversely with its volume V
</span>then
T=k/V
Step 1
Find the value of k
for T=30º C and V=105 cm³
we have
T=k/V--------> k=T*V--------> k=30*105=3150 °C*cm³
therefore
for V=84 cm³
T=3150/84=37.5 °C
the answer is 37.5 °C
569/x=100/18
multiply both sides of the equation
569=5.55556
now we divide
569/5.55556
102.42=x
18% of 569=102.42
I would say 8.0 Because if you do 12.6-4.9 you get 7.7 ...hope that helped