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A forest fire covers twice the amount of forest as it did 3 days ago. If the fire covered 300 square miles 3 days ago and it continues to grow at the same rate, how many square …
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A forest fire covers twice the amount of forest as it did 3 days ago. If the fire covered 300 square miles 3 days ago and it continues to grow at the same rate, how many square miles will it cover 12 days from now?
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This would depend on if we assume this is constant or exponential growth. If it is linear then it would be:
600=3m+300
300=3m
100=m
A=100d+300
A(12)=1500 mi^2
If it is exponential:
600=300r^3
2=r^3
r=2^(1/3)
A=300(2)^(d/3)
A(12)=4800 mi^2
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