Finite Math and Applied Calculus (6th Edition)

Published by Brooks Cole
ISBN 10: 1133607705
ISBN 13: 978-1-13360-770-0

Chapter 9 - Section 9.2 - Exponential Functions and Models - Exercises - Page 645: 92a

Answer

In $1950,\ \quad 1457$ parts per billion In $2000,\ \quad 1741$ parts per billion In $2050,\ \quad 2080$ parts per billion In $2100,\ \quad 2486$ parts per billion

Work Step by Step

In 1950, $\quad t=200$ (years after 1750) In $1950,\ \quad C(200)=715e^{0.00356(200)}\approx $1457.21526 In $2000,\ \quad C(250)=715e^{0.00356(250)}\approx $1741.11770 In $2050,\ \quad C(300)=715e^{0.00356(300)}\approx $2080.33151 In $2100,\ \quad C(350)=715e^{0.00356(350)}\approx $2485.63277
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