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the function a(x...
Mathematics, 25.11.2019 20:31, bailey814
Hello, 100 points to whoever answers the full amount of questions. !
the function a(x) = 210(1.12)x represents the number of ants in ant colony a, x days after an experiment starts. the graph represents the number of ants in ant colony b during the same time period.
part a.) fill in the chart below for the number of ants in ant colony a each day. round to the nearest whole number. (the chart is the second image.)
part b.) show all your steps to find during week 0, how many more ants are there in ant colony a than in ant colony b?
part c.) show all your steps to find the growth rate of ant colony a.
part d.) show all your steps to find the growth rate of ant colony b.
part e.) use 1-2 complete sentences to compare the growth rate of ant colony a with ant colony b.
part f.) when does the daily number of ants in ant colony b exceed the daily number of ants in ant colony a? explain your answer using 1-2 complete sentences.
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