The population of owls in an area was estimated to be 200 with a growth rate of 6% each year. Which of the following functions model the estimated population of owls in "t" years?
P(t) = 200(1.06)^t
P(t) = 200(1.60)^t
P(t) = 200(0.06)^t
P(t) = 6(200)^t

The answer to your question is P(t) = 200(1.06)

Step-by-step explanation:

Process

1.- The function must consider the initial population of owls (200) as the main number.

2.- The percent (6) must be in the function but in decimal form 0.06.

3.- The number of years must be the exponent.

4.- (1.06) must be in the function because it consider the 6% the number of years.

5.- Conclusion

     The first option is the correct choice

Test

Number of years = 0        P(0) = 200(1.06)⁰ = 200(1) = 200

                                1         P(1) = 200(1.06)¹ = 212

                                2        P(2) = 200(1.06)² = 224

This information is correct.

10 you would take 50/ .2

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