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A rabbit population is modeled by y = 20/1+4e^-0.5t, where y is the number of rabbits after t months. How many rabbits were there initially? 1 4 20 50

A rabbit population is modeled by y = 20/1+4e^-0.5t, where y is the number of rabbits after t months. How many rabbits were there initially? 1 4 20 50
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A rabbit population is modeled by y = 20/1+4e^-0.5t, where y is the number of rabbits after t months. How many rabbits were there initially?

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4

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User Kaveri
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It's B 4

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i just took the test

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