The growth of a city is described by the population functionwhereis the initial population of the city, t is the time in years, and k is a constant. If the population of the city atis 19,000 and the population of the city atis 23,000, which is the nearest approximation to the population of the city at

Complete question:

The growth of a city is described by the population function p(t) = P0e^kt where P0 is the initial population of the city, t is the time in years, and k is a constant. If the population of the city atis 19,000 and the population of the city atis 23,000, which is the nearest approximation to the population of the city at

27,800

Step-by-step explanation:

We need to obtain the initial population(P0) and constant value (k)

Population function : p(t) = P0e^kt

At t = 0, population = 19,000

19,000 = P0e^(k*0)

19,000 = P0 * e^0

19000 = P0 * 1

19000 = P0

Hence, initial population = 19,000

At t = 3; population = 23,000

23,000 = 19000e^(k*3)

23000 = 19000 * e^3k

e^3k = 23000/ 19000

e^3k = 1.2105263

Take the ln

3k = ln(1.2105263)

k = 0.1910552 / 3

k = 0.0636850

At t = 6

p(t) = P0e^kt

p(6) = 19000 * e^(0.0636850 * 6)

P(6) = 19000 * e^0.3821104

P(6) = 19000 * 1.4653739

P(6) = 27842.104

27,800 ( nearest whole number)

4sqrt5

step-by-step explanation:

the base has dimensions of 8 x 4, so the diagonal is 64 + 16 square rooted or 4sqrt5.