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In 1999, the male population of
the United States was about 133 million, and the
female population was about 139 million. Assum-
ing a Malthusian growth model with a 1% annual
growth rate, how many more females than males
will there be in 20 years?
(i think i have to use the formula Pt=Poe^kt)
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In 1999, the male population of
the United States was about 133 million, and the
female popul...
female popul...
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