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Suppose that you follow a population over time. When you plot your data on a semilog...

Suppose that you follow a population over time. When you plot your data on a semilog plot (using logs with base 10), a straight line with slope 0.21 results. Furthermore, assume that the population size at time 0 was 50. What function best describes the population size at time t?

Population at time t is ________________ (simplify as much as you can, there should be no logs in answer)

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