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find the population of a city at any time t, given that the rate of increase of population is proportional to the population at that instant and that in a period of 40 years the population increased from 30,000 to 40,000​

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Answered by Anonymous
4

Answer:

Let P be the population at any time t. It is given that

dt

dP

∞P

dt

dP

=λP, where λ is a constant of proportionally

P

dP

=λdt

⇒logP=λt+logC ……(i)

Initially i.e., at t=1990, P=200000 and at t=2000, P=250000

∴log200000=1990λ+logC ……..(i) and, log250000=2000λ+logC ……..(ii)

⇒log200000−log250000=10λ [On subtracting (ii) from (i)]

⇒λ=

10

1

log(

5

4

)

Putting λ=

10

1

log(

5

4

) in (i), we get

log 200000=1990×

10

1

log(

5

4

)+logC

⇒log 200000=199log

5

4

+logC

⇒logC=log200000−199log

5

4

Putting λ=

10

1

log

5

4

,logC=log200000−199 log

5

4

and t=2010 in (i), we get

logP=(

10

1

log

5

4

)2010+log200000−199log

5

4

⇒logP=log(

5

4

)

201

+log(200000×(

4

5

)

199

)

⇒P=(

5

4

)

201

×200000×(

4

5

)

199

=(

4

5

)

2

×200000=

16

25

×200000=312500.

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