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A group of friends created a video parody of several popular songs and posted it online. \ \

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A model that can be used to estimate the number of people \"\" that viewed the video is \ \

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\"\", Where \"\" is the days since the video was originally posted. \ \

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(a) \ \

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The logistic function \"\". \ \

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Graph: \ \

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Graph the logistic function \"\" on \"\". \ \

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\"\" \ \

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\"\" \ \

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(b) \ \

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Find the function values at \"\" and  \"\" for graph by using tracing or table feature of the

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graphing utility in part (a). \ \

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Therefore, \"\", \"\" and \"\". \ \

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Find \"\". \ \

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Graph the function up to \"\". \ \

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Plot the point on the graph at \"\". \ \

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\"\" \ \

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Observe the graph: \ \

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The function value at \"\" is \"\". \ \

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Therefore number of people who watched the video after two months(\"\") is \"\". \ \

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\"\" \ \

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(c) Find \"\". \ \

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Observe the graph in part(b): \ \

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As \"\" tends to large positive values , then \"\" increases without bound. \ \

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Thus, we may conclude that infinite amount of people may view the video. \ \

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\"\". \ \

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\"\" \ \

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(a) \ \

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(b) \"\", \"\", and \"\". \ \

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Number of people who watched the video after two months(\"\") is \"\". \ \

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(c) \"\".