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18.8: Modelos de Crecimiento

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    1.

    1. \(P_{0}=20 . P_{n}=P_{n-1}+5\)
    2. \(P_{n}=20+5 n\)

    3.

    1. \(P_{1}=P_{0}+15=40+15=55 . P_{2}=55+15=70\)
    2. \(P_{n}=40+15 n\)
    3. \(P_{10}=40+15(10)=190\)mil dólares
    4. \(40+15 n=100\)cuando\(n=4\) años.

    5. Creció 64 en 8 semanas: 8 por semana

    1. \(P_{n}=3+8 n\)
    2. \(187=3+8 n . n=23\)semanas

    7.

    1. \(P_{0}=200\)(mil),\(P_{n}=(1+.09) P_{n-1}\) donde\(n\) es años después de 2000
    2. \(P_{n}=200(1.09)^{n}\)
    3. \(P_{16}=200(1.09)^{16}=794.061(\text { thousand })=794,061\)
    4. \(200(1.09)^{n}=400 . \quad n=\log (2) / \log (1.09)=8.043 .\)En 2008

    9. Let\(n=0\) be\(1983 . \quad P_{n}=1700(2.9)^{n} . \quad 2005\) es\(n=22 . \quad P_{22}=1700(2.9)^{22}=25,304,914,552,324\) la gente. Claramente no es realista, sino matemáticamente exacto.

    11. Si n es en horas, mejor comenzar con la forma explícita. \(P_{0}=300 . P_{4}=500=300(1+r)^{4}\)

    \(500 / 300=(1+r)^{4} . \quad 1+r=1.136 . \quad r=0.136\)

    1. \(P_{0}=300 . \quad P_{n}=(1.136) P_{n-1}\)
    2. \(P_{n}=300(1.136)^{n}\)
    3. \(P_{24}=300(1.136)^{24}=6400\)bacterias
    4. \(300(1.136)^{n}=900 . n=\log (3) / \log (1.136)=\)cerca de 8.62 horas

    13.

    1. \(P_{0}=100 \quad P_{n}=P_{n-1}+0.70\left(1-P_{n-1} / 2000\right) P_{n-1}\)
    2. \(P_{1}=100+0.70(1-100 / 2000)(100)=166.5\)
    3. \(P_{2}=166.5+0.70(1-166.5 / 2000)(166.5)=273.3\)

    15. Para encontrar la tasa de crecimiento, supongamos que\(n=0\) era\(1968 .\) Entonces\(P_{0}\) sería 1.60 y\(P_{8}=2.30=1.60(1+r)^{8}, r=0.0464 .\) como queremos corresponder\(n=0\) a 1960, entonces no sabemos\(P_{0}\), pero lo\(P_{8}\) haríamos\(1.60=P_{0}(1.0464)^{8}\). \(P_{0}=1.113\)

    1. \(P_{n}=1.113(1.0464)^{n}\)
    2. \(P_{0}=\$ 1.113,\)o sobre\(\$ 1.11\)
    3. 1996 sería\(n=36 . \quad P_{36}=1.113(1.0464)^{36}=\$ 5.697 .\) Real es ligeramente inferior.

    17. La población en la localidad era de 4000 en 2005, y está creciendo 4% anual.


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