reallize. ALCEBRA//FOUNOATIONAL SKLUS PERIOD \( 4 / 8 \) (IMS) 5-3: MathXL for Schoot: Additional Practice (LMS graded) An unusually wet spring has caused the size of a mosquito population in some city to increase by \( 6 \% \) each day. If an estimated 190.000 mosquitoes are in the city on May 6, find how many mosquitoes will inhabit the city on May 19. Use \( y=190,000(1.06)^{x} \) where \( x \) is number of days since May 6. \( \qquad \) On May 19 there will be approximately \( \square \) mosquitoes. (Round to the nearest thousand as needed.)
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To find the number of mosquitoes on May 19, we first need to calculate the number of days between May 6 and May 19, which is \( 19 - 6 = 13 \) days. You can substitute \( x = 13 \) into the equation \( y = 190,000(1.06)^{x} \). First, calculate \( (1.06)^{13} \), which will give you the growth factor after 13 days. After calculating that, multiply the result by 190,000 to find the mosquito population. If we do the math, we find that: \( y = 190,000(1.06)^{13} \approx 190,000 \times 2.197 \approx 417,000 \). So, on May 19, there will be approximately \( 417,000 \) mosquitoes (rounded to the nearest thousand). Keep those bug zappers handy! 🦟✨