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A Rumor Is Spread by Word of Mouth to a Potential

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A rumor is spread by word of mouth to a potential audience of 3000 people. After t days, $f ( t ) = \frac { 3000 } { 1 + 25 e ^ { - 0.7 t } }$ people will have heard the rumor. The graphs are shown below.
$A rumor is spread by word of mouth to a potential audience of 3000 people. After t days, f ( t ) = \frac { 3000 } { 1 + 25 e ^ { - 0.7 t } } people will have heard the rumor. The graphs are shown below. -Approximately when will the rumor be spreading at a rate of 200 people per day? Enter just two integers a, b where a< (round to the nearest integers).$
$A rumor is spread by word of mouth to a potential audience of 3000 people. After t days, f ( t ) = \frac { 3000 } { 1 + 25 e ^ { - 0.7 t } } people will have heard the rumor. The graphs are shown below. -Approximately when will the rumor be spreading at a rate of 200 people per day? Enter just two integers a, b where a< (round to the nearest integers).$
-Approximately when will the rumor be spreading at a rate of 200 people per day? Enter just two integers a, b where a< (round to the nearest integers).

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