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The current population of polar bears is estimated at 22,500. What will the population be in three years if it continues declining and 0.3% per year
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The current population of polar bears is estimated at 22,500. What will the population be in three years if it continues declining and 0.3% per year

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After three years the population of polar bears will be 20535.

You have to use the exponential growth formula.
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The current population of polar bears is estimated at 22,500. What will the population-example-1
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22500x.003=67.5x3=202.5 22500-202.5=22,297.5
That's the math How only .5 of something dies I don't know
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