"the population of an endagered animal species is
f(x)=490(0.88)^t.
where 490 is the number of animals currently inthe population and t is the time in years. the population is decreasing at an annual rate of 12%.
so, i know the answer is 259 and i used the formula of 490e^rt but i ended up getting 268. what am i doing wrong?
Also, another equation..-7-6i, how do i figure that one out? I got as far as getting i=the square root of -1
2007-01-18
09:52:26
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