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06.12.2019 •
Mathematics
The population of a southern city follows the exponential law. if the population doubled in size over 16 months and the current population is 20 comma 000, what will the population be 4 years from now?
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Step-by-step explanation:
You would find for each size the cost per fluid ounce
1.19/12=0.09917 per fluid oz
1.54/16=0.09625 per fluid oz
2.19/32=0.06844 per fluid oz
4.98/80=0.6225 per fluid oz
The last one, 80 fl oz, costs the least in unit prices