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e) How many bacteria will there be after two weeks?<br />

Solution:<br />

200<br />

y =<br />

1+181e !0.953x<br />

200<br />

y =<br />

1+181e !0.953(14)<br />

y &= 199.9<br />

There will be about 199 900 bacteria.<br />

After how many days did the bacteria population reach 100 000?<br />

Solution:<br />

200<br />

100 =<br />

1+181e !0.953x<br />

1+181e !0.953x = 200<br />

100<br />

e !0.953x = 2 !1<br />

181<br />

log e !0.953x = log 1<br />

181<br />

!0.953x log e = log 1<br />

181<br />

log 1<br />

x = !<br />

181<br />

0.953log e<br />

x &= 5.45<br />

The population reached 100 000 just before 5.5 days.<br />

Chapter 7 Section 5 Question 14 Page 407<br />

Answers may vary. A sample solution is shown.<br />

The data is constantly curving, so a piecewise linear would not be the best option.<br />

If there were more data about the end behaviour, it might be possible to approximate the data<br />

using two almost horizontal function (especially since the data is levelling off towards y = 200),<br />

with a steep linear function in the middle.<br />

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