SOLUTION: The number of deer in a wildlife preserve is given by the function D(t)=184(1.1)^0.5t, where t is time in years. How long does it take the deer population to triple?
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Question 62066: The number of deer in a wildlife preserve is given by the function D(t)=184(1.1)^0.5t, where t is time in years. How long does it take the deer population to triple? Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! The number of deer in a wildlife preserve is given by the function D(t)=184(1.1)^0.5t, where t is time in years. How long does it take the deer population to triple?
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3(184)=184(1.1)^0.5t
(1.1)^0.5t=3
Take the log of both sides to ge:
0.05t(log11)=log3
0.05t=0.45815691..
t=9.16313... yrs
Cheers,
Stan H.
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