This post covers everything we learned on October 18th on sections 23.3-.4
We started class off by watching this video:
This video relates to the equation for exponential reserve: n=(ln(1+(S/U)r))/(ln(1+r)).
This video relates to the equation for exponential reserve: n=(ln(1+(S/U)r))/(ln(1+r)).
In class we also clarified when to used the static reserve formula and when to use the exponential reserve formula. The difference is that the exponential reserve formula takes into account a growing rate of consumption whereas the static equation does not.
Renewable Resource: "any natural resource (as wood or solar energy) that can be replenished naturally with the passage of time."
Non-Renewable Resource: "any natural resource from Earth that exists in limited supply and cannot be replaced. "
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