In this section, we return to the idea of exponential growth and decay, but this time from the point of calculus Specifically, we shall examine
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Previously, we studied the formula for exponential growth, which models the growth of animal or bacteria population If n0 is the initial size of a population
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Exponential Growth Many quantities grow or decay at a rate proportional to their size ? For example a colony of bacteria may double every hour
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BC Calculus Exponential The rate of growth is proportional to the quantity present Write an exponential model for the population of bacteria
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Calculus I, Section 1 4, #30 Exponential Functions Thus, after three hours, the population of bacteria is 32,000 exponential growth function
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EXPONENTIAL GROWTH AND DECAY MODELS Exponential growth occurs when k > 0, and EX #6: The number of bacteria in a culture is growing at a
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Find the relative growth rate (This means, what is ?) = where ( ) = (0)?e (note is the same in both equations) Let population of bacteria
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Before showing how these models are set up, it is good to recall some basic background ideas from algebra and calculus 1 A variable y is proportional to a
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t ? , in days, the rate of growth of a bacteria population is given by y ky ? = , where k is a constant and y is the number of bacteria present
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