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Mr. Dawson owns multiple fish breeding farms. The number of fish breeding farms is represented by the function f(x) = 5. The approximate number of fish per breeding farm can be represented by the function g(x) = 80(1.04)x, where x represents the number of months. Which function best describes h, the approximate population of the fish across all Mr. Dawson's farms after x months?

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For this case what we must do is define h (x), which is given by:
h (x) = f (x) * g (x)
Where,
f (x) = 5 (The number of fish breeding farms)
g (x) = 80 (1.04) ^ x (The approximate number of fish per breeding farm)
Substituting we have:
h (x) = (5) * (80 (1.04) ^ x)
Rewriting we have:
h (x) = 400 (1.04) ^ x
Answer:
the approximate population of the fish across all Mr. Dawson's farms after x months is:
h (x) = 400 (1.04) ^ x
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