Clarissa M.

asked • 05/27/18

The population of a small town has been decreasing each year.

The model equation assuming modelling the decline has been variables
y= # people
x= time in years
 Equation: y= 32400(0.962)^
 
a. determine the % decrease per year
b. how long will it take for the population to decrease to half of its initial value
 
Q2: If you graph y=4^ and y=5^ on the same xy axis, for what values of x will:
  • y= 4^ have greater y values?..........
  • y=5^ have greater y values?..........
  • Will both graphs have the same y value?
 

Paul M.

tutor
In the first question you apparently forgot the exponent in the model equation.
Did you mean y =32400(0.962)x?
 
In the second question you also forgot the exponent in the 2 equations for y.
Did you mean y = 4x and y = 5x?
 
 
 
 
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05/27/18

Mark M.

Q1 is missing an exponent
Q2 is missing two exponents
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05/27/18

Clarissa M.

Sorry, both questions, the exponent is an x
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05/27/18

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