Mathematics, 26.02.2020 22:28, trippyjazmine

Suppose that poaching reduces the population of an endangered animal by 9% per year. Further suppose that when the population of this animal falls below 70, its extinction is inevitable (owing to the lack of reproductive options without severe in-breeding). If the current population of the animal is 1300, when will it face extinction? Comment on the validity of this exponential model.

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