How did you make your system on linear equations? Where did you get the 100? 10? 400? 20?
How did you make your system on linear equations? Where did you get the 100? 10? 400? 20?
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How did you make your system on linear equations? Where did you get the 100? 10? 400? 20?
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Step1
a)
#17
P(e) = azt + a,t + a.
249 million in
1990
281
million in
2000
309 million
in
2010
at t=o, PC+) = 249
at t=lo, P(t) = 281
at te 20, P(t) = 309
249 = 0+o + 4.
281=a2(100) +9,(10)+ 90
309=0 (400)+a,(20)+9o
a.- 24 9
S1stem 아
equations
(0o aatlo9, +9,= 20
400 92 +209, +9, = 309
90= 249
9,= 17
Step2
b)
90- 249
9, = 17
Hence
P(t) = +* + t + 249
Haco for population in 2020o
in PCt)
17(30) + 249
put t=30
P(t) = (30)2
P(t)= 333
million
2030
for population in
put t= 40 in p (t)
- (40)a
17(40)
P(t) =
+ 249](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fc074fc7e-4e48-46f1-bfc4-aee6ba4e6262%2F47afea7b-bc5f-4e6f-9bf1-2633d7f6b8d4%2Fcmv680y_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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Expert Answer
Step1
a)
#17
P(e) = azt + a,t + a.
249 million in
1990
281
million in
2000
309 million
in
2010
at t=o, PC+) = 249
at t=lo, P(t) = 281
at te 20, P(t) = 309
249 = 0+o + 4.
281=a2(100) +9,(10)+ 90
309=0 (400)+a,(20)+9o
a.- 24 9
S1stem 아
equations
(0o aatlo9, +9,= 20
400 92 +209, +9, = 309
90= 249
9,= 17
Step2
b)
90- 249
9, = 17
Hence
P(t) = +* + t + 249
Haco for population in 2020o
in PCt)
17(30) + 249
put t=30
P(t) = (30)2
P(t)= 333
million
2030
for population in
put t= 40 in p (t)
- (40)a
17(40)
P(t) =
+ 249
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Step 1
From the given data,
Population in 1990 is 249 million
Population in 2000 is 281 million
Population in 2010 is 309 million
Let us consider 1990 as initial year. So, it can be considered that at t=0, population is 249 million. At t=10 , population is 281 million and at t=20, population is 309 million.
Let, the population at time t is represented by
(i)
Where a,b,c are arbitrary constants to be determined
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