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A population of 75 foxes in a wildlife preserve quadriples in size every 15 years. the function y=75x4x where x is the number of

15-years, models the population growth. How many foxes will there be after 45 years?

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makkiz [27]3 years ago

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Y = 75 x (4x3)
y = 75 x 12
y = 900

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