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Ex: Exponential Growth Function - Population — Transcript

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  1. 0:00a growing city had a population of
  2. 0:02500,000 in 2005 in 2010 the population
  3. 0:07was
  4. 0:08760,000 we want to assume exponential
  5. 0:11growth and then Express the population
  6. 0:13after T years as a function of T predict
  7. 0:17the population in
  8. 0:192025 then determine in which year the
  9. 0:21population will reach 1
  10. 0:23million so we want to start by finding
  11. 0:25the exponential function that's going to
  12. 0:27model this population so we'll be using
  13. 0:29this exponential function here where P
  14. 0:32of T would be the population after a
  15. 0:34certain number of years P Sub 0 or P not
  16. 0:37would be the initial
  17. 0:39population K would be the exponential
  18. 0:41growth rate and T would be the time and
  19. 0:44years so let's start by finding the
  20. 0:46exponential function for this population
  21. 0:49so when we read these first two
  22. 0:51sentences the starting population would
  23. 0:53be 500,000 so P sub Z or P not is equal
  24. 0:56to 500,000
  25. 1:01this is in 2005 then in 2010 the
  26. 1:05population was 760,000 so P of
  27. 1:09T would be equal to
  28. 1:13760,000 and then from 2005 to 2010
  29. 1:17that's a span of five years so T is
  30. 1:20going to be equal to five so now we'll
  31. 1:22perform substitution into our
  32. 1:24exponential function and then solve for
  33. 1:26K our exponential growth rate so we want
  34. 1:29to solve solve the equation
  35. 1:32760,000 =
  36. 1:35500,000 * e ra the power of K * T but
  37. 1:40since T is 5 we'll have
  38. 1:435K now we want to solve this exponential
  39. 1:46equation for K so we'll first isolate
  40. 1:48the exponential part so we'll divide
  41. 1:50both sides by
  42. 1:52500,000 this simplifies to
  43. 1:55one and then on the left side of 760,000
  44. 2:02ID
  45. 2:05500,000 which is equal to
  46. 2:111.52 so we have 1.52 would equal e to
  47. 2:15the power of
  48. 2:175K and now since we have base e here
  49. 2:20instead of taking the common log of both
  50. 2:22sides we'll take the natural log of both
  51. 2:25sides and on the right side we can apply
  52. 2:28the power property of log to move this
  53. 2:305K to the
  54. 2:32front so now we'd have natural log
  55. 2:371.52
  56. 2:39equals 5K * natural log e but natural
  57. 2:44log e is equal to 1 if we have natural
  58. 2:47log e this is log base e and since e
  59. 2:52raised to the first power is equal to
  60. 2:55e this is equal to
  61. 2:58one so this simplifies to one so to
  62. 3:01solve this for K we just need to divide
  63. 3:03both sides by
  64. 3:05five of course we could divide both
  65. 3:07sides by natural log e but again that's
  66. 3:10just equal to one so it's not going to
  67. 3:11change
  68. 3:13anything so we have K is equal to this
  69. 3:16quotient which we'll have to get a
  70. 3:18decimal approximation
  71. 3:21for so we have natural log of
  72. 3:261.52 / 5
  73. 3:31and the more decimal places that we use
  74. 3:32for K the more accurate our answer is
  75. 3:34going to be let's go ahead and take this
  76. 3:36out to six decimal
  77. 3:38places so we'll have
  78. 3:410.083
  79. 3:45742 and now we have our exponential
  80. 3:47function that's going to model this
  81. 3:48population we'll have P of T is equal to
  82. 3:52the initial population of
  83. 3:555,000 * e ra the power of 0 8374298849
  84. 4:29P of 20 to approximate the population in
  85. 4:33the year
  86. 4:472025 so now we'll go back to the
  87. 4:51calculator and approximate this
  88. 4:56value second natural log brings up e the
  89. 5:00power of 8374298849
  90. 5:29I so we want to substitute 1 million for
  91. 5:32p of T and solve for T so we'll have 1
  92. 5:38million equals
  93. 5:42500,000 e raised the power of 0.0
  94. 5:468374
  95. 5:482T so we're going to isolate the
  96. 5:50exponential part so we'll divide both
  97. 5:52sides by
  98. 5:54500,000 simplifies to one this would be
  99. 5:572 so we have 2 equals
  100. 6:00e raised to this
  101. 6:02exponent just as we did before we'll now
  102. 6:04take the natural log of both sides of
  103. 6:06the equation and then apply the power
  104. 6:09property of logarithms so we'll move
  105. 6:10this exponent to the front of the
  106. 6:16logarithm so we'll have natural log 2
  107. 6:19equals
  108. 6:210.083 472 T times natural log e but as
  109. 6:26we showed before natural log e
  110. 6:28simplifies to 1 so to solve this for T
  111. 6:32we just need to divide by this decimal
  112. 6:37coefficient again this simplifies to one
  113. 6:41so let's go back to the calculator this
  114. 6:43quotient would be the value of T which
  115. 6:45will be the number of years after 2005
  116. 7:01so I can see that t is approximately
  117. 7:048.28
  118. 7:15years so this would be 8.28 years after
  119. 7:19the Year
  120. 7:202005 and since the base year is the Year
  121. 7:232005 2005 plus
  122. 7:268.28 means that the population would
  123. 7:28reach 1 million
  124. 7:30during the
  125. 7:31[Music]
  126. 7:33year
  127. 7:392013 okay I hope you found this helpful

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