Determine a reasonable length of time when the people in the country notice the problem and organize an army to fight the zombies.  You       will not be able to completely stop the growth but should be able to     slow it down.  Determine what the new growth rate for the zombies         will be once you have the army formed and remake the graph with      your new information..  Estimate how long it will take now before the zombies are          able to overtake the country.            Write up a mission report in Word which includes all of the required   information, graphs, explanations, etc.       The incident began when the Zombies invaded the United states, we did not put much of a fight. We are trying to escape while zombies are chasing us. Luckily, we saw a helicopter in a distance bound for safety. Fortunately, we made it to the helicopter and we decided to go to Jordan. I am not aware that we accidentally transported a contaminated hotdog and four of my members have eaten it. It’s just on time that I noticed it before they have turned to Zombies and thrown them off before landing. I was living happily when I’ve heard a report that the four members that I have thrown has grown into eighteen. The zombification spreading slowly, and I need to do something. This is my report estimating how many years before it over takes the population of Jordan. With the data we should be able to do something before it invades the whole country.   Right now, the growth factor is 4.5, the population growth rate is 2.17 and the population of Jordan is about 10,658,123 as of now base on the research. See the computation and graph below. Zombies from the start = 4                                         Population growth rate = 2.17 Zombies grows = 18                                                    population of Jordan = 10, 658, 123 Growth factor = 4.5   Computation: Z = 4(4.5)t            Growth rate of Jordan  = 2.17% = 1.0217  (Converted to decimal) J = 10, 658,123 (1.0217) t    = 10, 889, 404 Jordan’s population when there’s only 18 Zombies.   Estimated years before the Zombies will grow to the population of Jordan using the graph

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Determine a reasonable length of time when the people in the country notice the problem and organize an army to fight the zombies.  You       will not be able to completely stop the growth but should be able to     slow it down.  Determine what the new growth rate for the zombies         will be once you have the army formed and remake the graph with      your new information..  Estimate how long it will take now before the zombies are          able to overtake the country.

 

         Write up a mission report in Word which includes all of the required   information, graphs, explanations, etc.

 

 

 

The incident began when the Zombies invaded the United states, we did not put much of a fight. We are trying to escape while zombies are chasing us. Luckily, we saw a helicopter in a distance bound for safety. Fortunately, we made it to the helicopter and we decided to go to Jordan. I am not aware that we accidentally transported a contaminated hotdog and four of my members have eaten it. It’s just on time that I noticed it before they have turned to Zombies and thrown them off before landing. I was living happily when I’ve heard a report that the four members that I have thrown has grown into eighteen. The zombification spreading slowly, and I need to do something. This is my report estimating how many years before it over takes the population of Jordan. With the data we should be able to do something before it invades the whole country.

 

Right now, the growth factor is 4.5, the population growth rate is 2.17 and the population of Jordan is about 10,658,123 as of now base on the research. See the computation and graph below.

Zombies from the start = 4                                         Population growth rate = 2.17

Zombies grows = 18                                                    population of Jordan = 10, 658, 123

Growth factor = 4.5

 

Computation:

Z = 4(4.5)t           

Growth rate of Jordan  = 2.17% = 1.0217  (Converted to decimal)

J = 10, 658,123 (1.0217)

  = 10, 889, 404 Jordan’s population when there’s only 18 Zombies.

 

Estimated years before the Zombies will grow to the population of Jordan using the graph

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