The size of a population, P, can be calculated with this equation. P = Po(1 + r)"
In the equation, Po-represents the initial population size, r represents the population's growth rate, and t represents the
time in years.
A population of frogs in a pond currently has 50 individuals and grows at a rate of 30 percent per year. It will take
this population approximately years to double in size

1. 2.64
2. 22.76
3. 1.94
4. 32.46
5. 3.33