#How is this not 0?
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why would it be 0?
e^-t/4 goes to 0 as it goes to infinity right?
The population of horses on the island converges to 0 as time approaches infinity. This means that the population will eventually diminish to 0 if the given function correctly models the population growth over time, right??
that's not the population function
Oh
that's the derivative of the population function
How would i do this problem then?
"the equation for the increase in the population..."
find the population function
and then take the limit
is this right
yes
+close