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the population of a town grows uniformly at a rate of 4% every year in how many years will the population of town grows from 1562000 to 1757 600
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Answered by atir786
0

ANSWER

Since increase in population speeds up with increase in population and let x be the population at any time t

dt

dx

α x

dt

dx

=rx

where r is proportionality constant.

Rewriting,

x

dx

=rdt

Integrating,

lnx=rt+c

where c is the a constant

Exponentiating on both sides with e

x=e

rt+c

=Ae

rt

, where A=e

c

Let the initial population x

0

, then

x

0

=A…(1)

If the population is increased 4 times in time t, then

4x

0

=Ae

rt

…(2)

From (1), x=A

4x

0

=x

0

e

rt

Taking log on both sides

ln4=rt

r=0.1...(as rate of increase is given as 10%)

t=

0.1

ln4

=

0.1

1.38

=13.8 years that is 13 years and around 10 months

Answered by Atharvapareek11
0

Answer:

Since increase in population speeds up with increase in population and let x be the population at any time t

dt

dx

α x

dt

dx

=rx

where r is proportionality constant.

Rewriting,

x

dx

=rdt

Integrating,

lnx=rt+c

where c is the a constant

Exponentiating on both sides with e

x=e

rt+c

=Ae

rt

, where A=e

c

Let the initial population x

0

, then

x

0

=A…(1)

If the population is increased 4 times in time t, then

4x

0

=Ae

rt

…(2)

From (1), x=A

4x

0

=x

0

e

rt

Taking log on both sides

ln4=rt

r=0.1...(as rate of increase is given as 10%)

t=

0.1

ln4

=

0.1

1.38

=13.8 years that is 13 years and around 10 months

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