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A certain piece of news is being broadcast to a potential audience of 200,000 people. Let f(t) be the number of people who have heard the news after t hours. Suppose that y=f(t) satisfies
Describe this initial-value problem in words.
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VerifiedLet satisfies the initial-value problem
where represents the number of people who have heard the some news after hours. Those news were being broadcast to a potential audience of people.
We see that there are people at the beginning who have heard the news. We can calculate here substituting into the equation, to get
so we conclude that the number of people who have heard the news after hours is proportional to the difference between the number of a potential audience, , and that number and also that the obtained function is increasing.
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