Asked by Mickeeyyyy
The function f(t)=2150⋅(1.04)t models the population of a town after t years.
What does 2150 represent in this situation?
The population increase in the town each year.
The population of the town after 2 years. <<my answer
The population of the town after 3 years.
The population of the town when t=0.
What does 2150 represent in this situation?
The population increase in the town each year.
The population of the town after 2 years. <<my answer
The population of the town after 3 years.
The population of the town when t=0.
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Answered by
Mickeeyyyy
it is right? lol i thought i was wrong. could you explain how im right?
Answered by
Reiny
if f(t)=2150⋅(1.04)t
then the 2150 is the value of f(t) when t = 0
that is, 2150 is the initial value
you can tell your answer is incorrect by subbing in t = 2
f(2) = 2150(1.04)^2 = appr 2325 ≠ 2150
then the 2150 is the value of f(t) when t = 0
that is, 2150 is the initial value
you can tell your answer is incorrect by subbing in t = 2
f(2) = 2150(1.04)^2 = appr 2325 ≠ 2150
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