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An invasive species of rodent is spreading across the south. The initial population was estimated at 400 individuals in 2010, but the population has been growing by 58% every year. How many of these rodents can we expect by the year 2025 if the rate they are spreading remains the same?
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Population = 400*(1.58)^y in 2010 Where y is the number of years So we could expect 632 by 2011 and after 15 years (the year 2025) the population will be 400*(1.58)^15 = 381,871
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