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Solve the Problem. -The Expected Future Population of a Small Town, Which Currently

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Question 135

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Solve the problem.
-The expected future population of a small town, which currently has 7900 residents, can be approximated by the formula Solve the problem. -The expected future population of a small town, which currently has 7900 residents, can be approximated by the formula   where t is the number of years in the future. Find the expected population of the town 50 years in the future. A)  0 B)  3792 C)  7900 D)  7 where t is the number of years in the future. Find the expected population of the town 50 years in the future.


A) 0
B) 3792
C) 7900
D) 7

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