Asked by Walt
Can you check my work Please?
Let N(t) be the number of bacteria after t days. Then N(t) = Pa^t for some constants P and a. Measurements indicate that N(4) = 5600 and N(8) = 362, 000
1. Write down the formula for N(t) using the rounded values of a and P. (But remember to use the more precise stored values when you use the formula!)
2. Evaluate N(7), N(9), and N(11). (Give answers to the nearest bacterium.)
1. My formula: 86.6(2.84)^t (these are rounded values)
2. (Using non Rounded Values I got the following)
N(7) = 17667 N(9) = 1026452 N(11) = 8252755
Let N(t) be the number of bacteria after t days. Then N(t) = Pa^t for some constants P and a. Measurements indicate that N(4) = 5600 and N(8) = 362, 000
1. Write down the formula for N(t) using the rounded values of a and P. (But remember to use the more precise stored values when you use the formula!)
2. Evaluate N(7), N(9), and N(11). (Give answers to the nearest bacterium.)
1. My formula: 86.6(2.84)^t (these are rounded values)
2. (Using non Rounded Values I got the following)
N(7) = 17667 N(9) = 1026452 N(11) = 8252755
Answers
Answered by
Reiny
I assume this is a continuation of the question from yesterday.
http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1329179895
for N(7) I got 127667 using memory-stored "exact" values of a and P
Your values for N(9) and N(11) are correct
looks like you just had a typo.
http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1329179895
for N(7) I got 127667 using memory-stored "exact" values of a and P
Your values for N(9) and N(11) are correct
looks like you just had a typo.
Answered by
Walt
Yes, it was from yesterday, sorry if I should've just put this in that post. But thanks a bunch for checking my work.
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