The population of a town can be modelled by the function P(t)= 20 (4t+3)/(2t+5), where P is the population, in thousands, and t is the time, in years, after the year 2000 (t > 0).      Clearly label all cases (a, b, c,…). Answers must be clear to read and show all steps. Use appropriate units for your answers. What is the population in the year 2000?                                              In what year will the population be 30 000? Town planners claim that they need not plan for a population above 40 000. Does the model support this conclusion? Explain.

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The population of a town can be modelled by the function

P(t)= 20 (4t+3)/(2t+5), where is the population, in thousands, and is the time, in years, after the year 2000 (t > 0).

     Clearly label all cases (a, b, c,…). Answers must be clear to read and show all steps. Use appropriate units for your answers.

  1. What is the population in the year 2000?                                             
  2. In what year will the population be 30 000?
  3. Town planners claim that they need not plan for a population above 40 000. Does the model support this conclusion? Explain.

 

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