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The function P(n) = 10*2^n/4 models the population of tree frogs living in a park after n months. How many months will it take for the tree frog population to reach 5120? Show y…
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The function P(n) = 10*2^n/4 models the population of tree frogs living in a park after n months. How many months will it take for the tree frog population to reach 5120? Show y…
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The function P(n) = 10*2^n/4 models the population of tree frogs living in a park after n months. How many months will it take for the tree frog population to reach 5120? Show your work.
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They've given us a P value, so we just need to plug it into our function and find the corresponding n value:
Then take the natural log of both sides:
Putting this into a calculator:
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