Mathematics, 09.05.2021 07:00, levicorey846

The population p of a species of creatures after t years is given by 6(3)^t-2/2(3)^t+5 where p is measured in millions. After how many years is the population equal to 2 million? $\frac{6( {3})^{t} - 2}{2(3)^{t} + 5}$

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