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The lion population in a certain reserve drops by 5% every year. Currently, the population's size is 325. i.Write a function that gives the lion population size,P(t), t years from today ii. What will the population be in 4 years. Write an exponential function for all three

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1. The function that gives the lion population size P(t), t years from today is:

P(t) = 325(0.95)^t

2. To find the population in 4 years, we can substitute t=4 in the function:

P(4) = 325(0.95)^4

P(4) = 279.14

So the population will be approximately 279 lions in 4 years.

3. The exponential function for all three years is the same as in part 1:

P(t) = 325(0.95)^t

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