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Mathematics, 29.01.2021 23:50 darthleano3355

The number of fish in a fish tank doubles each week. The function y=equals 3 (2)^x represents the population, where X is the number of one week periods a. Describe the domains and range of the function. Then graph the function
b. Find and interpret the y intercept
c. How many fish are in the tank at the end of first week?
d. How many fish are in the tank after 4 weeks?

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