The rate of increase of a population, PPP, t t\,t days after it is initially recorded is given by:
dPdt=P4 \frac{dP}{dt} = \frac{P}{4} dtdP=4PGiven that the initial population was 80.
Find a model for P P\,P in the form P=AektP = Ae^{kt}P=Aekt
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