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Part a of our problem asks us to make a table that gives the number of gallons of water used for each 1 ,000 person change in population from 0 to 5 ,000.
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So over here, i have created a table with the population on the left side, and i've already filled it out from 0 to 5 ,000 with a 1 ,000 population increase each level.
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And on the right side, we need to fill in our number of gallons used.
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So the way that we're going to do this is we're going to use our model that was given to us up at the top right up here.
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And we are going to plug in our population as our x value because the population is the x number of arizonans.
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So i'll do the first few and then fill in the rest of them, but you can calculate the rest on your own.
00:56
So if we want to find the gallons of water, w, for a population of 0, we'll say w equals 40 times 0, which is just equal to 0.
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So if our population is 0, we use 0 gallons of water per day.
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Then we can do the same thing for a population of 1 ,000.
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So w equals 40 times, this time we're plugging in 1 ,000 for our x number of arizonans.
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And we get a total of 40 ,000 gallons.
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So i'll write that in over here...