The answer depends on the way you solved it.

I am assuming you take the base on which you perceived to be: . 5 and height which is 2.

So you must've ended with 1

But in actuality, you need to use the equation above and plug in 1.5 and 1
Subtract them and you should get 1.25

Do the same to the other side, you should get 6.

.125 x 6 = .875

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The population of mosquitoes in a certain area increases at a rate proportional to the current population, and in the absence of

Nesterboy [21]

Answer:

$P=400000(2^t)-40000t$

Step-by-step explanation:

The initial number of mosquitoes is 400000, and they double each day. This represents an exponential growth equation. If t represent days and P represent the population of the mosquitoes, hence this can be represented by the equation:

$P=400000(2^t)$

Also, the predators eat the mosquitoes at a rate of 40,000 mosquitoes/day. This means that each day, the mosquitoes reduce by 40000t, therefore this can be represented by:

$P=400000(2^t)-40000t$

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