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1 Now-Next and Population Models Please view this tutorial and answer the follow-up questions on loose leaf to turn in to your teacher.

2 Example In 2000, India had a population of about 1.1 billion people. At that time, India’s net growth rate (or net change due to births and deaths) was 2.1% per year. Find India’s population in 2001. Write a Now-Next equation to model India’s population. The first thing we need to do is find the important information in the problem.

3 Example In 2000, India had a population of about 1.1 billion people. At the time India’s net growth rate was 2.1% per year. Find India’s population in 2001. Write a now-next equation to model India’s population. What is our starting population? 1.1 billion people. In 2000, the starting population was 1.1 billion people.

4 Example In 2000, India had a population of about 1.1 billion people. At the time India’s net growth rate was 2.1% per year. Find India’s population in 2001. Write a now-next equation to model India’s population. How is the population changing from year to year? growth rate was 2.1% The population will increase by 2.1% each year. net

5 Example Important Info: India 2000 population: 1.1 billion Net Change: 2.1% Now that we have our important information, we can find the population in 2001. First we need to find the net change due to births and deaths. Net change =.021*1.1 =.0231

6 Example Important Info: India 2000 population: 1.1 billion Net Change: 2.1% Now that we have our important information, we can find the population in 2001. Next, we need to add this net change to the original population. New population = 1.1 +.0231

7 Example Important Info: India 2000 population: 1.1 billion Net Change: 2.1% Now that we have our important information, we can find the population in 2001. Next, we need to add this net change to the original population. New population = 1.1231 billion

8 Example Important Info: India 2000 population: 1.1 billion Net Change: 2.1% Let’s combine the two steps. New population =1.1+.021 * 1.1

9 Example Important Info: India 2000 population: 1.1 billion Net Change: 2.1% Now we can replace the things that are changing in the problem with the words NOW and NEXT. New population =1.1+.021 * 1.1

10 Example Important Info: India 2000 population: 1.1 billion Net Change: 2.1% NEXT will replace the new population (or the value we are solving for). New population =1.1+.021 * 1.1Next =

11 Example Important Info: India 2000 population: 1.1 billion Net Change: 2.1% We will replace our initial population with the word NOW. 1.1+.021 * 1.1Next =Now

12 Example Important Info: India 2000 population: 1.1 billion Net Change: 2.1% You’ll also need to include your starting value, or Now-Start. +.021 * Next =Now Now-Start = 1.1 billion

13 Making Tables Once you have your equation, you can easily make tables. Next = Now +.021*Now N.S. = 1.1 billion Type in your initial population then hit ENTER.

14 Making Tables Once you have your equation, you can easily make tables. Next = Now +.021*Now N.S. = 1.1 billion Then enter your Now- Next equation by replacing Now with Ans (2 nd Negative Sign) then hit ENTER.

15 Follow-Up Questions Answer the following questions on loose leaf and hand them in to your teacher.

16 Follow-Up Questions The population of Egypt in 2009 is 77.6 million. The growth rate is 1.68%. 1.Find the population of Egypt in 2010 and 2011. 2.Write a Now-Next equation to model the population of Egypt. 3.When will the population reach 100 million?


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