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I am having a problem with finding the constant K in This problem.
The time rate of change of an alligator population P in a swamp is proportional to the square root of P. The swamp contains 9 alligators in 2000 and 25 alligators in 2005. When will there be 44 alligators in the swamp?
I have determined the formula dP/dT = KP^1/2
P(0)=9, P(5)=25
P^-1/2dP = Kdt and 2P^1/2=C + Kt
A simple push with how to introduce the values into this equation would be greatly appreciated.
The time rate of change of an alligator population P in a swamp is proportional to the square root of P. The swamp contains 9 alligators in 2000 and 25 alligators in 2005. When will there be 44 alligators in the swamp?
I have determined the formula dP/dT = KP^1/2
P(0)=9, P(5)=25
P^-1/2dP = Kdt and 2P^1/2=C + Kt
A simple push with how to introduce the values into this equation would be greatly appreciated.