Let b(t) represent the population of bunnies on Greentree Island t weeks after the population was first recorded. Assume that b(0) = 124, b(20) = 902, b(40) = 1381 20 b'(t)dt = 380, b'(t)dt = 829 10 B) A) What was the population on the island exactly 10 weeks after the population was first recorded? 10 0 b'(t)dt = 30 40 D) S₁ 30 20 C) What was the population on the island exactly 30 weeks after the population was first recorded? b'(t)dt = bunnies. bunnies.

Let b(t) represent the population of bunnies on Greentree Island t weeks after the population was first recorded. Assume that b(0) = 124, b(20) = 902, b(40) = 1381 20 b'(t)dt = 380, b'(t)dt = 829 10 B) A) What was the population on the island exactly 10 weeks after the population was first recorded? 10 0 b'(t)dt = 30 40 D) S₁ 30 20 C) What was the population on the island exactly 30 weeks after the population was first recorded? b'(t)dt = bunnies. bunnies.

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

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Chapter5: Inverse, Exponential, And Logarithmic Functions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9T

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