EXERCISE 15. In 2000 Census the U.S. population was estimated to be 281, 000, 000. Suppose in that year there were 3, 900, 000 births and 3, 200, 000 deaths recorded. (a) Find the birth and the death rate and the net reproductive number. (b) Estimate the population in 2010 based on the prediction given by the ex- ponential model. When will the population surpass 300, 000, 000?

EXERCISE 15. In 2000 Census the U.S. population was estimated to be 281, 000, 000. Suppose in that year there were 3, 900, 000 births and 3, 200, 000 deaths recorded. (a) Find the birth and the death rate and the net reproductive number. (b) Estimate the population in 2010 based on the prediction given by the ex- ponential model. When will the population surpass 300, 000, 000?

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Description: EXERCISE 15. In 2000 Census the U.S. population was estimated to be281, 000, 000. Suppose in that year there were 3, 900, 000 births and 3, 200, 000deaths recorded.(a) Find the birth and the death rate and the net reproductive number.(b) Estimate th

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

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Chapter5: Inverse, Exponential, And Logarithmic Functions

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