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Mathematics, 06.05.2021 01:00, dnjames01

Biologists discovered an invasive species of fish in a lake. The function fff models the population size (in thousands of fish) for this species as a function of time (in months) after being discovered. Plot the point on the graph of fff that corresponds to the time when the population reached its maximum size.

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