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how do you find the instantaneous growth rate?

 Nov 4, 2016
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You find it by dividing one number by another and take it from there. Example:

If a farm had 100 rabbits last year and this year that number is 110 rabbits, what is the instantaneous rate of change? This is how it is calculated:

110/100 =1.10 - 1 x 100 =10% change in 1 year.

Now, we take the natural log of 1.10:

ln(1.10) =0.0953 x 100 =9.53%, which is the instantaneous rate of change.

 Nov 4, 2016

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