2. Let the function Prepresent the population in billions of a country P (t) and represented by themodel P (t) = 1.39 (1.006) . Select all of the statements that are true.a. The starting population in 2013 was 1.39 billion.b. In 2031 the population will be approximately 1.55 billion.c. The annual growth rate is 6%.d. Another way to represent the model is P (t) = 1.39 · e0.006t3. A population of cicadas is modeled by a function defined by f(w) = 250 • e(0.5w) where wis the number of weeks since the population was first measured.a. Rewrite the equation 500 = 250 · e0.5w to isolate w.b. What does w mean in this context?c. How many weeks does it take for the cicada population to double? Show your reasoning.

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2. Let the function Prepresent the population in billions of a country P (t) and represented by the model P (t) = 1.39 (1.006). Select all of the statements that are true. a. The starting population in 2013 was 1.39 billion. b. In 2031 the population will be approximately 1.55 billion. c. The annual growth rate is 6%. d. Another way to represent the model is P (t) = 1.390.006t

2. Let the function Prepresent the population in billions of a country P (t) and represented by the model P (t) = 1.39 (1.006). Select all of the statements that are true. a. The starting population in 2013 was 1.39 billion. b. In 2031 the population will be approximately 1.55 billion. c. The annual growth rate is 6%. d. Another way to represent the model is P (t) = 1.390.006t

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