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Transcribed Image Text:In order to plan for the future water supply, the average population of the world is needed. If the world population in 2015 was about 7.3 billion people,
determine the average population of the Earth during the next 30 years. Assume the population, in billions, t years from 2015 is projected to be: Homework
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P(t) = 7.3e0.014t
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