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Transcribed Image Text:3. Find the equation modeling the population of bees in Hive #3. Use the equation to complete
the table of values. Bee sure to show your work.
Hive #3 Equation:
Hive #3
Week
#1
#2
#3
# 4
#5
#6
27
6.
#8
t =
1
7
Population
of bees
8100 7290
Percent decay:
(a) What is the percent of decay per week for Hive #3?
Tow, use the table of values above to answer the questions below
4. What is the first week that Hive 1 has more bees than Hive 2? What are the different
populations? Bee sure to label your response.
Week #:
Population of Hive #1:
Population of Hive #2:
5. Which is the last week where Hive 1 has a population between the populations of Hive 2 and
Hive 3? What are the different populations? Bee sure to label your response.
Week #:
Hive #1:
Hive #2:
Hive #3:
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