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The population of a town grows at a rate of 
2e^(0.2 t)-t people per year (where 
t is the number of years).
Approximately by how many people did the population grow between 
t=0 and 
t=5 ?
Choose 1 answer:
(A) 5
(B) 10
(C) 15
(D) 20

The population of a town grows at a rate of 2e0.2tt 2 e^{0.2 t}-t people per year (where t t is the number of years).\newlineApproximately by how many people did the population grow between t=0 t=0 and t=5 t=5 ?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) 55\newline(B) 1010\newline(C) 1515\newline(D) 2020

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Q. The population of a town grows at a rate of 2e0.2tt 2 e^{0.2 t}-t people per year (where t t is the number of years).\newlineApproximately by how many people did the population grow between t=0 t=0 and t=5 t=5 ?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) 55\newline(B) 1010\newline(C) 1515\newline(D) 2020
  1. Understand function meaning: Understand the given function and what it represents.\newlineThe function given is 2e0.2tt2e^{0.2t} - t, which represents the rate of population growth per year. To find the total growth over a certain period, we need to integrate this function with respect to time from the start time to the end time.
  2. Set up integral calculation: Set up the integral to calculate the total population growth from t=0t=0 to t=5t=5. We need to integrate the function 2e0.2tt2e^{0.2t} - t from t=0t=0 to t=5t=5. This will give us the total change in population over the 55-year period.
  3. Calculate integral from t=0t=0 to t=5t=5: Calculate the integral of the function 2e(0.2t)t2e^{(0.2t)} - t from t=0t=0 to t=5t=5. The integral of 2e(0.2t)2e^{(0.2t)} is (10e(0.2t))(10e^{(0.2t)}), and the integral of tt is (t2)/2(t^2)/2. So, we need to evaluate the integral (10e(0.2t)(t2)/2)(10e^{(0.2t)} - (t^2)/2) from t=0t=0 to t=5t=5.
  4. Evaluate integral at t=5t=5: Evaluate the integral at the upper limit t=5t=5. Substitute t=5t=5 into the integrated function to get (10e(0.25)(52)/2)(10e^{(0.2\cdot 5)} - (5^2)/2) which simplifies to (10e112.5)(10e^1 - 12.5).
  5. Evaluate integral at t=0t=0: Evaluate the integral at the lower limit t=0t=0. Substitute t=0t=0 into the integrated function to get (10e(0.20)(02)/2)(10e^{(0.2\cdot 0)} - (0^2)/2) which simplifies to (1010)(10\cdot 1 - 0), or just 1010.
  6. Subtract values for total growth: Subtract the value of the integral at t=0t=0 from the value at t=5t=5 to find the total population growth.\newlineSubtracting the lower limit from the upper limit gives us (10e112.5)10(10e^1 - 12.5) - 10. We calculate 10e110e^1 as approximately 10×2.7182810\times2.71828, which is about 27.182827.1828. So, (10e112.5)10(10e^1 - 12.5) - 10 is approximately (27.182812.5)10(27.1828 - 12.5) - 10, which equals 14.68281014.6828 - 10, or approximately 4.68284.6828.

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