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Mathematics, 26.03.2021 17:10, Hilljos018

A rare insect population that is decreasing over time can be modeled by the equation: A = 35, 000e^-.046t
where A represents the number of insects after t time in years.
Determine the number of insects left after 15 years.
Round to the nearest whole insect.
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A rare insect population that is decreasing over time can be modeled by the equation:

A = 35, 000

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