Mathematics, 13.04.2021 22:50 shayhiddinovxasan93

1. A population of zombies in Happy Town, USA doubles every three weeks (yikes!). The number of
zombies in Happy Town is currently 75.
(a) Use the exponential growth model to write an
equation that estimates the population t weeks after
today.

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