I think the formula is: P = P₀. e^(rt)
When P = 2P₀, the formula becomes 2P₀ =P₀.e^(rt)
Simplify by P₀, 2=e^(rt)
ln(2) = lne^(rt)
ln2 = rt.lne or lne =1 then ln2 = rt
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The general form of a quadratic polynomial is given by:
(1)
You have the following polynomial:
(2)
In order to complete the factorization you can use the quadratic formula, to obtain the roost of the polynomial. The quadratic formula is given by:
(3)
By comparing the equation (1) with the equation (2) you obtain:
a = 3
b = -10
c = 8
Then, you replace these values in the equation (3):

Then, the factorization of the polynomial is:

Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
It is c from my caculations
The circumference of a circle of diameter d is given by
... C = π·d
Chris will need π·(18 ft) ≈ 56.55 ft of fence. S/he will need to buy 57 ft of fence.
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Whether you use 57 because 56.55 rounds up to that, or because 56.55 is needed and 56 would be too short, doesn't really matter in this case. I tend to choose the latter reason.
Sure, let me help you on this one!
Linear functions are written in the following format.

Let's break this up! (Helpful image attached)
Now, it should be easy for you what to place where.
As we can see on the graph, slope of this graph is 1/3, meaning that for every 3 units it goes on the run, it goes 1 unit upwards on the rise.
We can also see y-intercept coming through -4, so let's mark it as well.
Let's write the final answer!