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The function f(x) = 4(4)x represents the growth of a fly population every year in a remote swamp.
calculates three times a year, not just once a year.

3 times a year
so x becomes 3x


Take log on both sides


Use log property and move exponent before log

Divide both sides by x
log 4 = 3 log(1+r)
Solve for '1+r'
log 4 = log(1+r)^3
Remove log from both sides
4 = (1+r)^3
take cube root on both sides
1.584740= 1+r
1+r = 1.59

so equation becomes

1+r = 1.59
subtract 1 from both sides
So r= 59 = 59%
So growth factor is 59%
Answer is option C
Penny has the most left of her smoothie
you have to find the common denominator(number that all of the denominators are divisible into.
the common denominator is 24
convert all the fraction accordingly
Kathleen has 9/24 smoothie
penny has 20/24 smoothie
megan has 15/24 smoothie<span />
C, because that’s the way to prove the law of sines.
Answer:
D. She uses Squeaky’s thoughts and words to tell readers about her character.