A population of 110,000 grows 5% per year for 16 years.
How much will the popluation be after 16 years?
Answer:
The population will be 240,116
Step-by-step explanation:
Exponential growth can be represented by the expression:
where:
is the population at time (t)
is the initial value of the population
"r" is the annual rate of growth (written in decimal form)
and "t" is the time in years.
Therefore in this situation, P(16) is what we want to find [the population after 16 years]
the initial population is 110,000
the rate of growth is 0.05 [decimal form of 5%]
and t is 16 years.
Replacing all these in the given functional form gives:
Answer:
x < - 2
Step-by-step explanation:
given - 4.9x + 1.3 > 11.1 ( subtract 1.3 from both sides )
- 4.9x > 9.8 ( divide both sides by - 4.9 )
Remembering to reverse the direction of the inequality symbol as a result of dividing by a negative quantity.
x < - 2 ← inequality reversed
solution set : x ∈ ( - ∞, - 2 )
Answer:
x is over 2 :)
Step-by-step explanation:
on the number line.
-2/3 20/11. 3/10. -5/3
The fraction numbers that are placed on the number line in decimal form are given below.
A number line refers to a straight line in mathematics that has numbers arranged at regular intervals or portions along its width. A number line is often shown horizontally and can be postponed in any direction.
The fraction numbers are given below.
-2/3, 20/11, 3/10, and -5/3
Convert the fraction number into a decimal number. Then we have
-2/3, 20/11, 3/10, and -5/3
-0.33, 1.18, 0.30, and - 1.67
The fraction numbers that are placed on the number line in decimal form are given below.
More about the number line link is given below.
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