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5) If the instantaneous rate of change of the population can be given by 50 t...
5) If the instantaneous rate of change of the population can be given by 50 t 2 − 100 t 3 2 (measured in individuals per year) and the initial population is 25,000 people, find a function to describe the population based on the number of years, t. What would be the population after 20 years?
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