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P equals 215 left parenthesis 1.005 right parenthesis to the power of t over 3 end exponent
The equation above can be used to model the population, in thousands, of a certain city t years after 2000. According to the model, the population is predicted to increase by 0.5% every n months. What is the value of n?

  1. 3
  2. 4
  3. 12
  4. 36

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Hint:
We are given an equation which is used to find the population t years after 2000. Also, the population increases by 0.5 %every n months. By observing the expression carefully, we see that the growth or increase in population is given in terms of every 3 years because
when we put t =3 in the equation above, we get the indices of the growth factor to be 1.

The correct answer is: 36


    The given equation is
    P equals 215 left parenthesis 1.005 right parenthesis to the power of t over 3 end exponent
    The growth factor is given by
    G. F. equals 1.005 equals 1 plus 5 over 1000 equals 1 plus fraction numerator 0.5 over denominator 100 end fraction
    Thus, we see that the growth is 0.5% every three years (as the denominator of t is 3).
    According to the question, the population increases by 0.5 %every n months.
    But we have found that the population increases by 0.5% in 3 years.
    So, n= 3 years
    Hence,  months.
    The correct option is D)

    Note:
    We need to understand what each quantity given in the equation P equals 215 left parenthesis 1.005 right parenthesis to the power of t over 3 end exponent
    represents. For example, the population in year 2000 is 2,15,000. After 3 tears, that is, in year 2003, the population becomes left parenthesis 215 cross times 1.005 right parenthesis thousand which is 216075.

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