A certain species of fish has been declining in population by 7% per year. That means it's rate of decay is 0.93. The population at time zero is 500,000. What is the initial population?

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24 October, 00:48

A certain species of fish has been declining in population by 7% per year. That means it's rate of decay is 0.93. The population at time zero is 500,000. What is the initial population?

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Skyler Benitez · Answer 1

We know that a rate of decay for a certain species of fish is 0.93. It means that it has been declining in population 7% per year. But we also know that the population at time zero (at start) is 500,000. The initial population = the population at time zero. Answer: The initial population is 500,000.