4) Population of a forest of tree at year t is represented by y = 115(1.025)*. A second forest's population of tree at year t is represented by y = 82(1.029)* a) Which is the precent of increase of each forest? %3D b) Which forest grows at a faster rate? c) find the number of trees for each forest at t =0, t= 20 and t = 100.
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![115(1.025)*. A second forest's population of tree
4) Population of a forest of tree at year t is represented by y =
at year t is represented by y = 82(1.029)*
a) Which is the precent of increase of each forest?
b) Which forest grows at a faster rate?
c) find the number of trees for each forest at t =0, t= 20 and t = 100.
d) Assume the exponential model continue to represent the population. Which forest will have the greater number
of trees in the long run? What are some factors that might influence the long-term validity of the exponential
growth model?
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