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A rodent population increases each year according to the function f(x)=7•2^x.Identify the initial value and describe the growth of the rodent population.

A rodent population increases each year according to the function f(x)=7•2^x.Identify-example-1
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Given: A rodent population increases each year according to the function f(x)=7•2^x.

Find: Identify the initial value and describe the growth of the rodent population.

Step-by-step explanation: for initial value x=0


\begin{gathered} f(x)=7*2^x \\ x=0 \\ f(x)=7 \end{gathered}

and the growth of the rodent population is


2^x

that means it will be double every every year

Final answer: the population starts at 7 and doubles every year.

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