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The function p(t)=350e^-.2t represents the population of a city, in thousands, t years after 2010. determine the population of the city in 2014
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The function p(t)=350e^-.2t represents the population of a city, in thousands, t years after 2010. determine the population of the city in 2014
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350×e^(0.2×4)
=778.9393249724
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