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<blockquote data-quote="Christo" data-source="post: 2235761" data-attributes="member: 584722"><p>...estimates the demand for the car as? An automobile manufacturer is introducing a new fuel-efficient model and estimates the demand for the car as N=62000ln(7t+4)</p><p></p><p>where N is the estimated number of cars to be sold and t is the number of years after the car is introduced. When will the demand be 200,000 cars?</p><p></p><p>I am having problems trying to get t by its self.</p><p>2. The number of bison per acre of range in the wild is N=2.4 * 10^(5-.004*w)</p><p></p><p>where N is the number of bison per acre and w is the average weight of the bison in pounds. Find the average weight of a bison in a herd that has an average of nine animals per acre of range.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Christo, post: 2235761, member: 584722"] ...estimates the demand for the car as? An automobile manufacturer is introducing a new fuel-efficient model and estimates the demand for the car as N=62000ln(7t+4) where N is the estimated number of cars to be sold and t is the number of years after the car is introduced. When will the demand be 200,000 cars? I am having problems trying to get t by its self. 2. The number of bison per acre of range in the wild is N=2.4 * 10^(5-.004*w) where N is the number of bison per acre and w is the average weight of the bison in pounds. Find the average weight of a bison in a herd that has an average of nine animals per acre of range. [/QUOTE]
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