P(t) = 250 * (3.04)^t/1.98,
the function above was used to model the approximate population, o...
Mathematics, 29.08.2019 17:20, keke6361
P(t) = 250 * (3.04)^t/1.98,
the function above was used to model the approximate population, of rabbits in the area t years after january 1, 2010. according to this model, what best describes how the rabbits population changed in the area? .
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