a.
Graph of derivative of fruit fly population. What unit should be used for horizontal and vertical axis.
a.
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Answer to Problem 7E
The graph derivative is given.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The given graph of the population is :
Calculation:
Estimate the slope of graph
At point A slope is 10, at point B slope is 14 and at point C slope is 19 . Tracing these points will give the graph of derivative. horizontal axis represents
The graph of derivative is given below:
b.
To find: During what days population seem increasing fastest and slowest.
b.
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Answer to Problem 7E
During 15th to 25thdays population increasing fastest and during 30th to 50th day population increases at lowest rate.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The graph of number of flies and days is given as:
Concept used: Find the slope at different points to find the number of flies per day.
Calculation:
Let’s take the points
Apply the formula
Substitute
12 flies per day increasing between 15 to 25 days.
Let’s take the another points
Apply the formula
Substitute
5 flies per day increasing between 30 to 50 days which is slowest.
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