The population of a small town is modeled by the function p(t)=20(4t+3)/2t+5, where P(t) is the population, in thousands, and t is time, in years, since the start of 1990. The town will need its own transit system if the population exceeds 50,000. Will the town's population ever exceed 50,000? Explain.

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as t gets very large p(t)---> 20(4/2)
or 40,000

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The population of a small town is modeled by the function p(t)=20(4t+3)/2t+5, where P(t) is the population, in thousands, and t is time, in years, since the start of 1990. The town will need its own transit system if the population exceeds 50,000. Will the town's population ever exceed 50,000? Explain.

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as t gets very large p(t)---> 20(4/2)
or 40,000

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as t gets very large p(t)---> 20(4/2) or 40,000