Population Growth Practice

The population of Washington in 2010 was 5.23 million. If the

population continuously grows at a rate of 1.41%, what will be the

population in 2043?

What is our a value?

The population of Washington in 2010 was 5.23 million. If the

population continuously grows at a rate of 1.41%, what will be the

population in 2043?

What is our t value?

The population of Washington in 2010 was 5.23 million. If the

population continuously grows at a rate of 1.41%, what will be the

population in 2043?

What is our k value? (in decimal form)

The population of Washington in 2010 was 5.23 million. If the

population continuously grows at a rate of 1.41%, what will be the

population in 2043?

Calculate our y value

The population of Florida in 2001 was 16.36 million. The current population of Florida is 21.73 million. What is the rate of growth over the years?

What is our y value?

The population of Florida in 2001 was 16.36 million. The current population of Florida is 21.73 million. What is the rate of growth over the years?

What is our a value?

The population of Florida in 2001 was 16.36 million. The current population of Florida is 21.73 million. What is the rate of growth over the years?

What is our t value?

The population of Florida in 2001 was 16.36 million. The current population of Florida is 21.73 million. What is the rate of growth over the years?

Calculate the k value. (Answer should be in % form)

The population of Pennsylvania in 2010 was 12.71 million. The population last year was 14.97 million. What was the rate of growth over the time period?

What is our y value?