Answer:
db / dt = kb
this becomes b(t) = Ce^(kt)
C = 100, the initial population
P(1) = 420 = 100 e^(1k)
4.2 = e^k
ln 4.2 = k
a) thus, b(t) = 100 e^(t ln 4.2)
b) b(3) = 100 e^(3 ln 4.2)
c) growth constant will still be ln 4.2 (constant percentage of populatioin)
d) 10000 = 100 e^(t ln 4.2)
100 = e^(t ln 4.2)
ln 100 = t ln 4.2
t = ln 100 / ln 4.2
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The flash.
Step-by-step explanation:
He used to max out at Mach 1. Since crossover events are exceedingly rare, it is safe to assume that if you were comparing their speeds, the Flash is <u><em>consistently</em></u> faster than Quicksilver, though operationally speaking both could be consider comparable since their feats tend to be done at the same overall speed.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have,
If a quadratic equation with real coefficients has a discriminant of -36.
The general form of quadratic equation is :
The discriminant of this equation is : 
If D=0, it will have 1 real roots
If D>0, it will have 2 real roots
If D<0, it will have no real roots
We have,
D = -36 < 0, so, the quadratic equation will have no real roots.
Yes you can write a ratio in more than one way
-- Kenny's weight is 6/7 of Melvin's weight.
-- Melvin's weight is 7/7 of Melvin's weight.
-- The ratio of Kenny's weight to Melvin's weight is (6/7) / (7/7) = 6/7 .
