Explanation Given: The initial population is 500 and grows at an average rate of 2 % per year. To get the entry corresponding to t = 1 , we roll a die and change the population according to the fact that appears using the following rule. Face appearing Population change 1 Down 2 % 2 Down 1 % 3 No change 4 Up 2 % 5 Up 4 % 6 Up 9 % Table ( 1 ) Approach: To get the entry corresponding to t = 2 , roll a die and change the population from t = 1 , again using the above rule. This procedure is then followed for t = 3 . Calculation: Consider table ( 1 ) , the required populations is shown below, t Die Face Population % Change Population 0 0 - 500 1 2 Down 1 % 495 2 5 Up 4 % To determine (b) To plot: The data and the exponential model on the same screen.

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Author: Crauder, Bruce; Evans, Benny; Noell, Alan

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The table for the population values for years 0 through 10.

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To plot:

The data and the exponential model on the same screen.

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