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The number of cities in a region over time is represented by the function C(x)=2.9(1.05)^x. The approximate number of people per city is represented but the function P(x)=(1.05)^3x+5

Which Function best describes T(x), the approximate population in the region?

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The number of cities in a region over time is represented by the function C(x)=2.9(1.05)^x-example-1
User Aleksandr Vishnyakov
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Answer:

B.
T(x) = 2.9\cdot (1.05)^(4\cdot x + 5)

Explanation:

The approximate population in the region is the product of the number of cities in a region and the approximate number of people per city, that is:


T(x) = C(x)\cdot P(x) (1)

If we know that
C(x) = 2.9\cdot (1.05)^(x) and
P(x) = (1.05)^(3\cdot x + 5), then the formula for the approximate population in the region is:


T(x) = [2.9\cdot (1.05)^(x)]\cdot [(1.05)^(3\cdot x + 5)]


T(x) = 2.9\cdot (1.05)^(4\cdot x + 5)

Hence, correct answer is B.

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