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9 February, 17:58

The function f (x) = 16,800 (0.9) x represents the population of a town x years after it was established. What was the original population of the town?

A. 15,120

B. 16,800

C. 18,667

D. 13,608

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  1. 9 February, 19:30
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    I am guessing that the correct form of equation is:

    f (x) = 16,800 (0.9) ^x

    where x is the exponent of (0.9)

    Since we are looking for the original population and x stand sfor the number of years, therefore x=0

    substituting:

    f (x) = 16,800 (0.9) ^0

    Since (0.9) ^0 would just be equal to 1. Therefore the original population is 16,800.

    Answer: B. 16,800
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