City A has an initial population of 2.1thousand. The population grows by 5% each year. City B has an initial population of 6.7thousand. The population declines by 7% per year. A.) Find a formula that gives the population A, in thousands, of City A after t years. A(t)= B.) Find a fromula that gives the populationB, in thousands, of City B after t years. B(t)= C.) Make an appropriate graph that shows both populations of the two cities over the first 20 years. Be sure to label your graph and indicate scale if you do this by hand.
City A has an initial population of 2.1thousand. The population grows by 5% each year. City B has an initial population of 6.7thousand. The population declines by 7% per year.
A.) Find a formula that gives the population A, in thousands, of City A after t years. A(t)=
B.) Find a fromula that gives the populationB, in thousands, of City B after t years. B(t)=
C.) Make an appropriate graph that shows both populations of the two cities over the first 20 years. Be sure to label your graph and indicate scale if you do this by hand.
D.) When will the population of the two cities be the same? Round both values two decimal places.
E.) What is the value of the population at that time? Round your answer two decimal places. All sub-parts involved please
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