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Commonly used for the growth of population of animals, societies, and bacteria . Exponential Growth and Decay Modeling . Ex-Pun-Entail (Entails extreme puns) (Models were not harmed in the making of this PowerPoint). Exponential Population Model.
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Commonly used for the growth of population of animals, societies, and bacteria Exponential Growth and Decay Modeling Ex-Pun-Entail (Entails extreme puns) (Models were not harmed in the making of this PowerPoint)
Exponential Population Model Commonly used for the growth of population of animals, societies, and bacteria P = Population t = Time P0 = Initial Population r = Rate of growth as a decimal
If r > 0 then the function is exponential growth If r < 0 then the function is exponential decay
Examples of the Population Model If Wisconsin Rapids in 1913 had 3000 people (don’t quote me), and the population grew about 8% per year what would the population be in 2013?
Examples of the Population Model (cont.) Plug in the values into the equation Solve the equation =6,599,284 people
Examples of the Bacteria Growth Model • Plaque (bacteria on the tooth) can build up on the teeth if the toothbrush or floss does not reach a certain section of the tooth. If 10 bacteria start on the tooth and doubles every hour, how much bacteria will be on the tooth in 3 days?
Examples of Bacteria Growth Model cont. Plug in the equation Multiply it through
Example of The Decay Model • A calm evacuation was announced throughout the city of Towncityville, AL. The people of the city were chosen at random to be evacuated per day. The amount of people evacuated increased by 2% per day. If the population started out as 1,000,000 people, what was the population after 6 days?
Example of Decay Model (cont.) • Input the variables into the equation Solve the equation = 8858423.80864
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References • The Official Book of the Pre-Calculus (Graphical, Numerical, Algebraic) • ^Instruction^ • Mrs. Peterson (French Teacher) • ^Activity^ • Chono • ^Introduction^