Multiply 8 the numerator and denominator to the second one.
12/1
8(12/1)
96/8
Now they have the same denominators.
Answer:
You can opt to study the entire population when the population is well defined(Complete sampling frame) and small.
It can eliminate any potential bias occurring through sampling technique, but other than that it is really not justified to consume more resources and time.
2a and 15a. These are like terms due to the fact they have the same variables in this case "a".
Domain is the years from 2000 through 2020 inclusive
<span>at 2000, t = 2000-2009 = -9 </span>
<span>at 2020, t = 2020-2009 = 11 </span>
<span>Domain: -9 ≤ t ≤ 11 </span>
<span>P(t) = 80(0.98)t </span>
<span>Since population models are almost always exponential, I'll assume you meant the "t" to be an exponent and the model should be: </span>
<span>P(t) = 80•0.98^t = 80 → t = 0 </span>
<span>The population is 80 at t = 0. The year corresponding to t = 0 is 2009</span>
